China Railway Group Ltd 2008 SR
The report highlights China Railway Group Limited's commitment to social responsibility following its listing in 2007. In 2008, the company achieved a total operating income of 234.619 billion RMB and significantly contributed to infrastructure development, including two-thirds of China's railways. Key achievements include emergency response to the 2008 snowstorms and Wenchuan earthquake, where the company deployed over 10,000 personnel for rescue and reconstruction. The report also details efforts in environmental protection, such as achieving a 95% comprehensive treatment rate for industrial waste, and employee welfare, ensuring 100% labor contract signing and supporting over 1.2 million migrant workers.
Company: China Railway Group Ltd
Sector: Construction
Country: China
Year: 2008
Type: SR
Pages: 52
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China Railway Group Ltd
Social Responsibility Report
The report highlights China Railway Group Limited's commitment to social responsibility following its listing in 2007. In 2008, the company achieved a total operating income of 234.619 billion RMB and significantly contributed to infrastructure development, including two-thirds of China's railways. Key achievements include emergency response to the 2008 snowstorms and Wenchuan earthquake, where the company deployed over 10,000 personnel for rescue and reconstruction. The report also details efforts in environmental protection, such as achieving a 95% comprehensive treatment rate for industrial waste, and employee welfare, ensuring 100% labor contract signing and supporting over 1.2 million migrant workers.
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Document Details
Report Year
2008
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2008 - Dec 31, 2008
Fiscal Year
2008
Published
Apr 1, 2009
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English, Chinese
Pages
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