[MEAN WELL Hong Kong Charity] Caring Company Recognition Ceremony

Nominated by charity partners "Greeners Action" and "Against Child Abuse," MEAN WELL Hong Kong was selected for the 2024/25 Caring Company Scheme and awarded the "Above Average" recognition logo. This logo acknowledges MEAN WELL Hong Kong's outstanding contributions to sustainable development practices.
Launched in 2002 by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service (HKCSS), the Caring Company Scheme serves as an impartial assessment platform. Through credible benchmarks and recognition mechanisms, it evaluates corporate performance across four key pillars of sustainable development: Social, Economic, Environmental, and Partnership. The scheme encourages companies to continuously improve their social impact, integrate social responsibility into daily operations, and achieve sustainable development.

Receiving the "Above Average" recognition logo in its very first year of participation is tremendously encouraging for MEAN WELL Hong Kong. Earning the Caring Company logo signifies that a business not only excels in its operations, but also genuinely strives to make a positive impact on society—a crucial benchmark for measuring corporate citizenship. At the same time, it demonstrates MEAN WELL Hong Kong's commitment to its core corporate value of sincerity locally, supporting staff participation in volunteer work, integrating social responsibility into daily operations, and building strong partnerships with the social service sector. All of these efforts have been recognized and appreciated.
MEAN WELL Hong Kong promises to continuously explore viable solutions, spread messages of love and harmony, gain deep insights into community needs, and create social value. Moving from advancing CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), the company strives to be a responsible corporate citizen, fulfilling the ethos of "giving back to the society from which we thrive," driving local sustainable development, and making Hong Kong a better place.