Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Positive" outlook on the electric equipment industry, particularly focusing on state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in the sector [3]. Core Insights - The overall ESG scores for the 18 state-owned enterprises in the electric equipment sector are high, indicating a well-established ESG management and disclosure framework [4][11]. - The report highlights strong performance in environmental protection, social responsibility, and governance structures among the evaluated companies [4][59]. Summary by Sections Overall ESG Performance - Among the 18 state-owned enterprises, 9 companies scored over 100 points, accounting for 50.0% of the sample, while 5 companies scored between 90-99 points, and only 2 companies scored below 80 [11]. General Indicators Evaluation - All 18 companies published ESG reports, but 8 companies did not disclose third-party verification reports, indicating a need for improvement in this area [14][15]. Environmental Indicators - The environmental disclosure is mature, with 8 companies achieving full scores in environmental metrics, reflecting a strong commitment to environmental management [18][19]. - All companies disclosed measures for pollution prevention and emergency management for environmental incidents, showcasing comprehensive environmental management practices [25][26]. Social Indicators - The electric equipment sector demonstrates a strong commitment to social responsibility, with all companies disclosing initiatives related to rural revitalization and social welfare [38][40]. - 14 companies scored 4 points or above in R&D and innovation, underscoring the sector's technological focus [58]. Governance Indicators - The governance structures of the evaluated companies are robust, with 15 companies scoring above 30 points. However, there is a noted need for improvement in supply chain management practices [59][79].