Reducing pollution, protecting the environment, and upholding responsible compliance.
The Group takes a comprehensive approach to pollution control and environmental compliance to ensure that healthcare operations are conducted responsibly, transparently, and in line with standards relevant to the hospital business. Key focus areas include air quality, noise, wastewater, and waste.
Pollution Prevention and Control
The Group continuously monitors and manages environmental impacts arising from its operations in order to minimize effects on patients, employees, surrounding communities, and the environment. Particular attention is given to wastewater and waste management, given their direct relevance to healthcare operations.
In 2025, 100% of wastewater was treated prior to discharge. Total wastewater volume was 109,012 cubic meters, and the Group disclosed an effluent BOD of 8.9662475, reflecting appropriate and measurable wastewater quality control.
The Group also maintains a structured waste management system covering segregation, storage, and disposal in line with healthcare-related standards. In 2025, total waste volume was 644,982.94 kg, while 68,935.31 kg of non-hazardous waste was reused or recycled.
Environmental Compliance
The Group continuously monitors compliance with environmental laws and regulations to ensure that operations remain aligned with applicable requirements and stakeholder expectations regarding responsibility and transparency.
In 2025, the Group reported:
These results reflect the effectiveness of the Group’s environmental management system and its ongoing compliance oversight at the operational level.
The Group manages pollution and environmental compliance through a structured approach that combines measurable operational monitoring with continuous compliance oversight. In 2025, the Group achieved 100% wastewater treatment prior to discharge and reported no material environmental law violations or significant environmental incidents, reflecting responsible and auditable environmental performance.