14:00-16:30, Wednesday, November 25
ESG-Driven Green Supply Chain Transformation and Growth Opportunities

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As global regulation tightens and sustainability efforts deepen, ESG has evolved from a compliance option into a core competency for rebuilding competitive advantage and unlocking new business growth. In ESG assessments in particular, Scope 3 emissions — spanning upstream and downstream value chains — account for 70% to 90% of a company's total carbon footprint, making them the hardest nut to crack on the road to net zero.
This hard decarbonization requirement is cascading from “chain owner” companies across entire supply chains, forcing an accelerated restructuring of green supply chains and the circular economy. From recycled material applications to closed-loop recycling, ESG is generating enormous demand for green procurement and technology upgrades.
Agenda
14:00-14:20 New Trends in Circular Economy Development and Circular Finance Tools
Promoting the evolution of circular finance tools from traditional funding support toward innovative models linked to carbon revenues and resource-productivity performance.
*Speaker: Junfeng Wang, Director, Center for Circular Economy and Low-Carbon Development, Nankai University; Member, Advisory Committee, China–SCO Green Industry Cooperation Platform
14:20-14:40 IKEA's 2030 Sustainability Goals: How Can China's Supply Chain Help Achieve 90% Renewable or Recycled Materials?
As a global benchmark for furniture retail transformation, IKEA has anchored itself to a 90% circularity rate across all products by 2030. Drawing on China's material innovation and green manufacturing strengths, and through a three-in-one approach of “design at the source, consumer closed loops, and supply-chain investment,” IKEA is decoupling brand growth from virgin resource consumption.
*Speakers: Hui Chen, President, Purchasing & Logistics Area East Asia, IKEA Trading Services (China) Co., Ltd.
14:40-15:00 From ESG Principles to Circularity: NIO’s Lifecycle Approach to Low Carbon Transformation
Named to TIME's list of the world's most sustainable companies, how does NIO embed ESG principles throughout the full lifecycle of its products, advance green supply chain development, and share the new growth opportunities of low-carbon transformation?
*Speaker: Dr. Shen Feng, Executive Vice President and Chairman of the Quality Management Committee, NIO
15:00-15:15 Expanding Overseas Supply-Chain Nodes: How Kingfa Uses Globalized Manufacturing to Crack Decarbonization Pain Points
As the world's leading modified plastics producer, Kingfa is accelerating its overseas manufacturing footprint and leveraging scaled recycling-and-purification technologies and authoritative certifications to cut the carbon footprint of cross-border shipping and crack the Scope 3 decarbonization challenge.
*Speaker: Kingfa Science & Technology Co.,Ltd.
15:15-15:35 The Report Is Not the Finish Line: How Lenovo Uses ESG Disclosure to Unlock Green, Closed-Loop Growth Across Global Supply Chains
Rated AAA — MSCI's highest ESG rating — for four consecutive years, how does Lenovo demonstrate, through the large-scale application of closed-loop recycled plastics and its AI sustainability solutions advisor (LISSA), how a multinational can drive its global supply chain toward green, closed-loop growth?
*Speaker: Xuan Wang, General Manager, Sustainability Business, Solutions & Services Group, Lenovo China (to be confirmed)
15:35-15:55 Building a Green Path with “Heartist”: How Does Accor Create a Green Supply Chain Ecosystem for Hospitality?
The Accor Group weaves sustainability into hotel operations — eliminating plastics from every guest room at the source, among other measures — and works with owners and guests to uphold a high-standard supply-chain management system, setting an executable, measurable, and sustainable green benchmark for the hotel industry. Nearly 330 hotels across Greater China have earned authoritative green certification.
*Speaker: Chengjuan Xiang, Senior Vice President, Talent & Culture and Sustainability, Accor Greater China
15:55-16:30 Brand Dialogue | Sportswear, Instant Retail, Food & Beverage: How Can ESG Practice Unlock Circular Economy Growth?
• How can brands use ESG practices to drive product innovation and business model upgrades?
• Faced with fragmented standards, cost pressures, and other challenges in practice, what should Chinese companies do?
*Panelists:
Wei Liu, Director of Environment & Sustainable Development, Li-Ning
Jin Tian, Head of Sustainability at Meituan
Tao Gu, Sustainability Director, Vitasoy
