Supporting Environmental Protection and Actively Reducing Carbon Emissions "Car Free Morning" Event Showcases Corporate Vitality and Charisma

On the morning of Saturday, July 19, the Pantai Tanjung Batu Bintulu, Malaysia, was filled with a lively and cheerful atmosphere as the 'Car Free Morning' event, organized by the Bintulu Municipal Engineering Authority and sponsored by Emart, took place. Hyway Group (Malaysia) SDN. BHD. actively responded by sending employee representatives to participate in the event, leaving a positive and energetic impression.

The event site resembled a vibrant stage: in the aerobic exercise area, participants followed the coach's rhythm to stretch and unleash their energy; the fun games area was filled with laughter as everyone enjoyed interactive activities; the garage sale area displayed a variety of items, attracting many citizens to stop and browse; at the fun cat exhibition, adorable cats drew crowds; and street performances added a unique artistic flair to the event.

Company employee representatives mingled in various activity zones, enthusiastically interacting with other participants. This event not only allowed employees to gain health and happiness through exercise but also deepened their understanding of the significance of environmental protection.

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Exploring a Low-Carbon Future with Quality Projects: Greenverse Environment Tech Comprehensive Hazardous Waste Treatment Plant

Hyway Group (Malaysia) SDN. BHD. was established in September 2014 in Sabah, Malaysia, and holds G7 qualifications in the country. The company primarily undertakes industrial and civil construction projects, including roads, railways, bridges, and water conservancy. In 2024, the company achieved a breakthrough in green transformation by investing in the Greenverse Environment Tech Comprehensive Hazardous Waste Treatment Plant in Terengganu, Malaysia, which has an annual processing capacity of 500,000 tons of industrial waste oil. This project received support from the Bank of China and China Export & Credit Insurance Corporation, adopting a model of 'cross-border RMB financing + Chinese technology and equipment + integrated investment and operation' to provide full-chain hazardous waste resource services for the local petrochemical industry, including 'collection - treatment - recycling.' The first phase of the project was put into operation in June 2024, providing solutions for Malaysia's low-carbon, circular economic development model.