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Asia ex-Japan Responding Companies 2014 2014 2014 CDP would like to recognize the following Company Name Country Company Name Country Score Score 223 companies within the Asia ex-Japan CNOOC China Health Care region that used CDP’s climate change CPC Corporation, Taiwan Taiwan Divyajyoti Eye Hospital India questionnaire to manage their carbon Fortune Oil Hong Kong 27 Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories India 82 and energy impacts this year. CDP also Indian Oil Corporation India 83 GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals India SA acknowledges 21 organizations whose PETROCHINA Company China Kangmei Pharmaceutical China vital information was provided to investors PTT Thailand 86 C Shandong Dong-E E-Jiao China PTT Exploration & Production Public Thailand 97 A- Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical China through another company’s submission. Company Group Co To read publicly available responses in S-Oil Corporation South Korea 96 A Tasly Pharmaceutical Group Co China full, please visit www.cdp.net. Financials Industrials Alliance Financial Group Bhd Malaysia 10 Aboitiz Equity Ventures Philippines SA 2014 Company Name Country Score Ayala Land Inc Philippines 54 D Cathay Pacific Airways Hong Kong 83 B Consumer Discretionary Bangkok Bank Thailand 36 China Airlines Taiwan 73 C Astra International Indonesia 42 Bank of Beijing (A) China China Communications Construction China BYD China Bank of Communications China China Merchants Holdings China Company Crystal Group Hong Kong BOC Hong Kong Hong Kong China Shipping Container Lines China Emerging Display Technologies Corp. Taiwan Capita Commercial Trust Singapore SA China State Construction China GETRAG (Jiangxi) Transmission Co. China CapitaLand Singapore 77 B International Holdings Great Wall Motor Company (H) China CapitaMall Trust Singapore SA Cummins India India SA Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels Hong Kong Cathay Financial Holding Taiwan 85 C Far Eastern New Century Corp. Taiwan 45 Hua Feng Textile Group China China Construction Bank China Godrej Interio Division-Godrej & India Hyundai Mobis South Korea 92 B China Everbright Bank Co China Boyce Mfg.Co. Hyundai Motor Company South Korea 81 B China Life Insurance Company China Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Hong Kong 89 B LG Electronics South Korea 100 A China Merchants Bank China Hyundai Heavy Industries South Korea Li & Fung Hong Kong 82 B China Minsheng Banking China Jubilant Life Sciences India Lotte Shopping South Korea 87 C China Pacific Insurance Group China Keppel Corp Singapore 81 D Mahindra & Mahindra India 88 China Vanke China KORAIL RAILROAD Corp. South Korea Maruti Suzuki India India 75 Citic Securities China Larsen & Toubro India 98 A Midea Group Co China City Developments Limited Singapore 88 B Lawkim Motors Group division - India Godrej and Boyce Mfg. Co. Minor International PCL Thailand 17 CTBC Financial Holding Co Taiwan 61 D LG South Korea 91 C Motherson Sumi Systems India 13 E.Sun Financial Holding Co Taiwan 70 C MTR Corporation Hong Kong 89 B Sands China Hong Kong SA Fubon Financial Holdings Taiwan 89 B Noble Group Hong Kong 100 B Shangri-La Asia Hong Kong 70 C Gemdale China Pacific Basin Shipping Hong Kong 83 D Suning Appliance China Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong 38 Samsung C&T South Korea 100 A Tata Motors India 37 HDFC Bank India 78 D Samsung Heavy Industries South Korea 91 B TCL Corporation China 51 E Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Hong Kong 79 D Sany Heavy Industry China TXC Corporation Taiwan IDFC India 68 Siemens India India SA You Young Textiles South Korea Indusind Bank India 91 Singapore Airlines Singapore 56 E Consumer Staples Industrial And Commercial Bank China Of China Singapore Technologies Engineering Singapore 74 C British American Tobacco Malaysia Malaysia SA Bhd Industrial Bank China SK Engineering & Construction South Korea 91 B Charoen Pokphand Foods PCL Thailand 63 D Kasikornbank Thailand 59 D Universal Global Technology China (Shenzhen) Co China Agri-Industries Holdings China KB Financial Group South Korea Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science China Colgate Palmolive India India SA Keppel Land Singapore 65 C and Technology (A) GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Health India SA Kotak Mahindra Bank India 75 Information Technology Godrej Consumer Products India 70 Link Real Estate Investment Trust Hong Kong 84 B Acer Inc. Taiwan 93 B Henan Shuanghui Investment & China Mahindra & Mahindra Financial India 86 Advanced Semiconductor Taiwan 83 B Development (A) Services Engineering Hengan Intl Group China 58 E Mahindra Lifespace Developers India Advantech Co. Taiwan Hindustan Unilever India SA Malayan Banking Malaysia Asustek Computer Inc Taiwan 69 C IOI Malaysia 59 E Oversea-Chinese Banking Singapore AU Optronics Taiwan 92 B ITC India 94 B Ping An Bank China Chaun-Choung Technology Corp Taiwan KT&G South Korea Ping An Insurance Company of China China Chicony Electronics Co. Taiwan 41 Kweichow Moutai China Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance South Korea 90 A Chunghwa Picture Tubes Taiwan LG Household & Health Care South Korea 80 C Samsung Life Insurance South Korea Compal Electronics Taiwan 86 B Nestle (Malaysia) Berhad Malaysia SA Shanghai Pudong Development Bank China Coretronic Corporation Taiwan Nestle India India SA Shimao Property Holdings Hong Kong Delta Electronics Taiwan 95 A Olam International Singapore Shinhan Financial Group South Korea 98 A Foxconn International Holdings China 72 C Unilever Indonesia Indonesia SA Singapore Exchange Singapore Foxconn Technology Hong Kong SA Uni-president Enterprises Taiwan 61 D State Bank of India India 48 HCL Technologies India 75 Energy Swire Pacific Hong Kong 84 C Hon Hai Precision Industry Taiwan SA Banpu Public Thailand 72 D Swire Properties Hong Kong SA HTC Corporation Taiwan 69 B Cairn India India 63 Tata Motors Finance India iGate Patni India China Oilfield Services China Woori Financial Group South Korea Infosys India 97 B China Petroleum & Chemical China YES BANK Limited India 92 Innolux Corporation Taiwan 96 B China Shenhua Energy China Yuanta Financial Holding Taiwan 20 Inventec Co Taiwan 85 C Asia ex-Japan Responding Companies 2014 continued 2014 2014 2014 Company Name Country Company Name Country Company Name Country Score Score Score Karrie Industrial Co. Hong Kong PTT Global Chemical Thailand 96 B Utilities Lenovo Group China 98 B Sesa Sterlite India 73 Aboitiz Power Corporation Philippines 30 LG Display South Korea 88 B Shree Cement India 85 CLP Holdings Hong Kong 95 B Lite-On Technology Taiwan 97 B Sterlite Copper India ENN Energy Holdings China Micro-Star International Co, Inc Taiwan Tata Steel India 97 Essar Power India Mitac International Taiwan Ultratech Cement India 77 First Gen Corporation Philippines 52 D Nan Ya Printed Circuit Board Taiwan Vedanta Aluminium and Power India GAIL India 86 Nanya Technology Corp Taiwan 83 C Welspun-Gujarat Stahl Rohren India Glow Energy Public Company Thailand SA Novatek Microelectronics Taiwan 54 D Telecommunication Services HK Electric Investments Hong Kong 92 B Oplink Communications Inc. China China Mobile China 80 C Korea East-West Power South Korea 76 D Pegatron Corporation Taiwan 78 C China Telecom China Korea Electric Power South Korea 97 B Corporation Powertech Technology Inc Taiwan 35 China Unicom Hong Kong Perusahaan Gas Negara Indonesia 45 Qisda Taiwan Chunghwa Telecom Taiwan 57 D Tata Power Co India 53 Quanta Computer Taiwan 43 DiGi.Com Berhad Malaysia SA Samsung Electronics South Korea 95 A Far EasTone Telecommunications Taiwan 61 D Siliconware Precision Industries Co. Taiwan 85 B Gemtek Technology Co. Taiwan Simmtech Co. South Korea KT Corporation South Korea 99 A Simplo Technology Co Taiwan Philippine Long Distance Philippines 67 D Telephone Company SK Hynix South Korea 100 A SingTel Singapore 80 B STATS CHIPPAC Singapore Legend SK Telecom South Korea 90 B Suzhou RAKEN Technology. China Climate Disclosure Leadership Index (CDLI) StarHub Singapore Taiwan Semiconductor Taiwan 95 B Climate Performance Leadership Index (CPLI) Manufacturing True Corporation Thailand 55 E SA see another response, included under parent company Tata Consultancy Services India 97 A Tech Mahindra India 98 A United Microelectronics Taiwan 96 B Vanguard International Taiwan 80 C Semiconductor Corporation Wipro India 99 A Wistron Corp Taiwan 79 C Since the introduction of the ESG Reporting Guide in 2012, we have ZTE China seen increased recognition amongst our listed companies of the Materials ACC India 89 importance of environmental, social governance (ESG) performance Ambuja Cements India 92 and reporting. Our ESG Reporting Guide provides a starting point Asian Paints India for listed companies with limited familiarity with ESG reporting. We Bharat Aluminium Company India encourage listed companies who are capable of doing so to adopt Castrol India India SA internationally recognised guidelines such as the one provided China Steel Taiwan 96 B by CDP. CDP’s system provides a key tool for companies as they Hanwha Group South Korea prepare to further develop their climate change reporting. Hindustan Zinc India 77 Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare- China Earth Hi-Tech David Graham JSW Steel India 76 Chief Regulatory Officer LG Chem South Korea 99 A and Head of Listing, Mahindra Sanyo Special Steel Pvt. India HKEx POSCO South Korea 96 B PT Vale Indonesia Indonesia SA CDP Contacts Stephanie Campbell Antigone Theodorou Sue Howells CDP Director, Hong Kong and Director, Global Operations Co-Chief Operating Officer 40 Bowling Green Lane South East Asia London, EC1R 0NE Tel: +852 983 26 602 Laura Pitkin Daniel Turner United Kingdom Email: stephanie.campbell@ Project Officer, Global Head of Disclosure www.cdp.net cdp.net Operations Email: [email protected] James Hulse Head of Investor Initiatives.
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