A Model in Corporate Governance, ECOVE Ranks Top 5% in Corporate Governance Evaluation for Eight Consecutive Years

ECOVE maintains Top 5% in Corporate Governance Evaluation for eight consecutive years. The picture shows CEO JJ Liao holding the trophy in recognition of ECOVE’s outstanding performance.

ECOVE is pleased to announce that it is ranked in the top 5% of the 1,600 listed companies evaluated at the 8th Corporate Governance Evaluation conducted by Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) and Taipei Exchange (TPEx) for the 8th consecutive year. ECOVE is also the only TPEx-listed company in the top 10% of the non-finance and non-electronics category, with a market capitalization of over NT$ 10 billion for four consecutive years, making it a corporate governance model among TPEx-listed companies.

This year's evaluation focuses on 79 indicators in four major areas: "Protecting Shareholder Rights and Interests and Treating Shareholders Equitably," "Enhancing Board Composition and Operation," "Increasing Information Transparency," and "Promoting Sustainable Development." These indicators comprehensively assess the overall corporate governance performance of a corporation. A total of 1,639 companies were evaluated, including 913 TWSE-listed companies and TPEx-726 listed companies. The continuous recognition demonstrates that ECOVE’s operations, corporate governance, and corporate social responsibility performances are highly appraised.

ECOVE is the first holding company in Taiwan to be listed in the TPEx. Inheriting the importance attached to corporate governance from its parent company, CTCI, ECOVE continues to commit to its vision of being "the most reliable provider of industry-leading 'resource cycling' services." Through "elevating resource cycling efficiency," "utilizing intelligent data-driven operational systems," "active participation in national/regional agenda and policies," and "community collaboration and contribution," ECOVE makes concrete contributions to the economy, environment, and society, creating sustainable value for the corporation.