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Youngone Trading Publishes English Edition of Its '2025 Sustainability Management Report'

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2026-09-01 11:31:36
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2026-09-01 11:31:36
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[Financial News] Youngone Trading recently published the English edition of its '2025 Sustainability Management Report' to strengthen communication with global stakeholders.
According to Youngone Trading on the 1st, the report reflects global disclosure standards and highlights the company's key activities and achievements in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) areas.
In the environmental area, Youngone Trading strengthened its circular-economy-based system last year by expanding eco-friendly product production using recycled materials and developing new materials. At its overseas production bases, it plans to expand solar power facilities and build installations with a capacity of about 71 MWp by this year.
In the social area, it operates a general hospital with about 100 beds and a nursing college inside the Korean Export Processing Zone (KEPZ) in Bangladesh. By 2027, it plans to expand the hospital to about 500 beds and add a medical school. It will also build a textile and fashion college with capacity for more than 800 students to train industry specialists.
In the governance area, the company is advancing shareholder value enhancement and risk management. It has also established and disclosed a plan to improve corporate value and shared its mid- to long-term growth strategy.
Youngone Trading publishes its sustainability management report in both Korean and English every year to share its ESG activities and achievements and improve access to information.
Rae Eun Sung, Vice Chairman of Youngone Holdings Co., Ltd., said, "I hope this English report will serve as an opportunity to convey the company's ESG management direction and efforts more clearly to global stakeholders." He added, "We will continue to pursue ESG management that meets global standards and disclose related information transparently."

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