The data monitored by the “A-share green report” project shows that Lincang Yijin Renewable Energy Technology Co., Ltd., an indirect holding subsidiary of Yimikang Tech.Group.Co.Ltd(300249) (300249. SZ), has been subject to administrative punishment for environmental violations. According to item 7, paragraph 1, Article 102 of the law of the people’s Republic of China on the prevention and control of environmental pollution by solid waste, Lincang Yijin Renewable Energy Technology Co., Ltd. was ordered to make corrections and fined 100000 yuan. The punishment information was disclosed by relevant regulatory authorities on January 29, 2022.
The “A-share green report” project is jointly launched by the daily economic news and the public environmental research center (IPE), a well-known NGO in the field of environmental protection. It aims to make the environmental information of listed companies more sunny and transparent. Based on the authoritative environmental regulatory data released by 31 provincial and municipal governments and 337 prefecture level municipal governments, this project selects and monitors the environmental performance of listed companies and their subsidiaries (including branches, joint-stock companies and holding companies), makes professional data analysis and in-depth interpretation, intelligently writes daily, timely publishes the AI green Report of listed companies, and launches the A-share green weekly report every week, Regularly and dynamically update the environmental risk list of listed companies.
According to the content of the administrative punishment decision with the document number of Linxiang Huanfa Zi [2022] 01, it is found that Lincang Yijin Renewable Energy Technology Co., Ltd. has committed the following acts: Lincang Yijin Renewable Energy Technology Co., Ltd. failed to build a solid waste stacking site according to the standards and specifications, and the domestic waste sorting system from September 8 to October 29, 2021 During the commissioning and production of the biogas slurry wastewater and production wastewater treatment system, the sludge produced in the garbage cleaning section and the precipitated sludge cleaned in the cleaning wastewater sedimentation tank were stacked in the open air in the open space next to the fermentation bin. Effective preventive measures were not taken in the sludge storage yard. Some of the dripping wastewater produced by the stacked sludge after rain was collected and reused, and some spilled to the green land next to the storage yard Greening the rainwater ditch on the underground side and the rainwater ditch next to the organic fertilizer workshop, which will be discharged after flowing into the rainwater ditch at the foot of the mountain in the south of the plant; After some dripping water overflows, it flows to the green land at the foot of the mountain through the ground at the corner of the west wall of the fermentation bin. Linxiang branch of Lincang Ecological Environment Bureau entrusted Yunnan Tongji Environmental Testing Technology Co., Ltd. to identify the leaching toxicity of the stacked sludge. It is determined that the stacked sludge does not have the characteristics of leaching toxicity and belongs to class I general industrial solid waste; Yunnan Tongji Environmental Testing Technology Co., Ltd. was entrusted to sample and test the rainwater at the rainwater outlet.
According to the A-share green weekly report of the previous period (total issue 63), a total of 141 listed companies have recently exposed environmental risks, mainly in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangdong. Among them, 54 are state-owned controlled enterprises and 18 are enterprises with a market value of 100 billion. In addition to environmental risks, in the third and fourth weeks of January and the first week of February 2022, a total of 66 Projects of A-share listed companies and their subsidiaries entered the publicity status of EIA approval.
According to the semi annual report of 2021, Yimikang Tech.Group.Co.Ltd(300249) is mainly engaged in information and environmental protection, accounting for 77.4% and 22.6% of revenue respectively.
