Nov 30, 2020|
JD and Delixi Electric Unveil A Hope Primary School in Yunnan
by Ling Cao
JD Industrial Technology and Delixi Electric, a Zhejiang-based electric company, have unveiled a Hope Primary School in Yunnan province last Friday. The school was donated and built by the two companies together, in order to provide underprivileged kids with a better education environment.
The Hope Primary School co-donated by JD and Delixi Electric
JD also donated other supplies such as computers to the school. During the opening ceremony, volunteers trained students on how to use electricity safely.
JD donates the computers to the school at the ceremony
Tong Zhu, General manager of marketing and sales at Delixi Electric said, “School is a place for nurturing talent, and kids should be studying in a comfortable environment. Delixi will devote itself in the charity programs, and work with partners to give more attention to underprivileged kids in this region.”
Zhixiang Sun, vice president of JD.com said, “JD has focused on social responsibility since its launch, with education as one of the key priorities. We hope to leverage JD’s ability to help improve the education industry.”
Last year Delixi Electric signed a cooperation agreement with JD Industrial Technology with a focus on industrial products. The new initiative will strengthen the partnership in more regions.
Aug 28, 2026|
AI-Powered, ESG-Embedded Industrial Supply Chain Innovation Earns JINGDONG Industrials 2026 Sedex Technoical Innovation Award
BEIJING, 27 August 2026 — JINGDONG Industrials, a leading industrial supply chain technology and service provider under JD.com, has won the Technical Innovation Award among the 2026 Sedex Supply Chain Awards, recognising its use of AI and technical solutions to embed ESG capabilities into industrial supply chain operations. The company was also nominated for the Social Impact Award.
JINGDONG Industrials was the only industrial supply chain technology and service company to receive the Technical Innovation Award this year during Sedex China Annual Conference. Sedex is one of the world’s leading platforms for responsible and sustainable supply chains, used by businesses globally to assess, manage and improve environmental, social and ethical performance across their value chains.
From Supply-Demand Matching to Carbon Management: AI Tackles Real Supply Chain Challenges
Industrial supply chains often face a common set of challenges: mismatches between supply and demand that create resource waste, fragmented ESG data that is difficult to manage, and compliance risks that can be hard to identify early.
JINGDONG Industrials addresses these challenges by combining its Taipu digital-physically integrated industrial supply chain solution with JoyIndustrial, its proprietary industrial supply chain large language model. Built on data covering more than 97.7 million industrial product SKUs and experience across over 40 industrial sectors, JoyIndustrial uses a multi-agent architecture to support intelligent decision-making across industrial supply chain scenarios.
Together, these capabilities support three key areas: intelligent supply-demand matching, end-to-end carbon management, and AI-enabled compliance and risk management. The approach is designed to embed ESG into day-to-day supply chain operations, rather than treating sustainability as a standalone reporting exercise.
1,780 Tonnes of Carbon Reduction: Turning Technology into Measurable Impact
The impact is already measurable. Through smarter supply-demand matching and logistics optimisation, JINGDONG Industrials helps customers reduce unnecessary transportation and resource waste.
The company has also partnered with suppliers to scale the use of PCR (post-consumer recycled) packaging through its technology solutions. From May to December 2025, these initiatives contributed to an estimated 1,780 tonnes of carbon reduction, with the underlying technologies now adopted across more than 3,000 enterprise customers.
On compliance, its AI-powered risk management engine covers 100% of identified risk scenarios and achieves a reported 96% risk-interception rate, helping customers detect supplier compliance risks earlier and strengthen quality management across the supply chain.
“The recognition from Sedex reinforces our conviction that digitalisation and sustainability must advance in tandem across the industrial supply chain,” said a spokesperson for JINGDONG Industrials. “Our focus is on turning data and AI into practical tools that help businesses improve efficiency, manage risk, and make more informed sustainability decisions.”
Building a More Responsible Industrial Supply Chain Ecosystem
As of the first half of 2026, JINGDONG Industrials served approximately 13,000 key enterprise customers, including 60% of China’s Fortune 500 companies and more than 40% of the Global Fortune 500 companies operating in China.
Its responsible sourcing practices also extend upstream. The company has established lifecycle compliance management covering approximately 230,000 suppliers, with all onboarded suppliers required to sign anti-commercial-bribery agreements. JINGDONG Industrials has also obtained international certifications, including ISO 45001, ISO 27001, and ISO 27701.
These capabilities are becoming increasingly relevant as industrial companies navigate ever more complex sourcing, sustainability, and compliance requirements. JINGDONG Industrials is expanding its international presence across Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America, extending its digital procurement and supply chain capabilities to more global customers and partners.
The company continues to work with upstream manufacturers on product carbon-footprint management, giving customers more quantifiable data to support lower-carbon procurement decisions. By embedding sustainability into everyday sourcing and supply chain operations, JINGDONG Industrials aims to make responsible procurement more practical and scalable across the industrial ecosystem.
About JINGDONG Industrials
JINGDONG Industrials (HKEX: 7618) is a leading industrial supply chain technology and service provider under JD.com, dedicated to transforming how enterprises procure and manage industrial products.
Leveraging JD.com’s supply chain, logistics, and digital capabilities, JINGDONG Industrials provides digital procurement and supply chain solutions across a broad range of industrial products, including MRO (maintenance, repair, and operations), industrial materials, tools, and equipment. Its customers span industries including manufacturing, energy, and construction.
JINGDONG Industrials is also expanding its international operations across Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America, working with customers and partners to build more efficient, resilient, and responsible industrial supply chains.
(vivian.yang@jd.com)
Jun 23, 2026|
JINGDONG Logistics Joins First Movers Coalition to Scale Zero-Emission Trucking
- JINGDONG Logistics joined the World Economic Forum’s First Movers Coalition (FMC), becoming the initiative’s first member company from China.
- The company pledges to cut its road freight emissions by adopting zero-emission medium and heavy trucks in its operations by 2030.
- Joining over 100 global companies, JINGDONG Logistics will leverage its purchasing power to accelerate the commercial scaling of clean energy technologies in long-haul transport.
June 23, 2026, DALIAN, CHINA — At the 17th Annual Meeting of the New Champions (Summer Davos), JINGDONG Logistics announced its official membership in the World Economic Forum’s First Movers Coalition (FMC). This marks JINGDONG Logistics as the first company from China to join the global decarbonization initiative.
As part of its commitment to the trucking sector, JINGDONG Logistics pledges that by 2030, at least 30% of its newly procured heavy-duty trucks and 100% of its medium-duty trucks will be zero-emission vehicles, or, alternatively, that 15% of its overall road freight operations will achieve net-zero emissions.
Sebastian Buckup, Managing Director at the World Economic Forum and head of the Centre for Nature and Climate, commented: “We are delighted to welcome JINGDONG Logistics as the first company from China to join the First Movers Coalition. By committing to scale zero-emission trucking across its operations, JINGDONG Logistics is sending a powerful market signal that will help accelerate the of clean freight technologies. This commitment demonstrates how leading companies can use their purchasing power to drive industrial transformation, strengthen supply chain resilience and advance the transition to a net-zero economy.”
A spokesperson of JINGDONG Logistics said：”Logistics is more than just a bridge connecting production and consumption; it should be a pioneering force driving global sustainable development. Joining the First Movers Coalition reflects the company’s commitment to a greener future and represents a strategic choice to transform our supply chain purchasing power into real momentum for decarbonization. We look forward to taking collective action with our global partners to reshape the future of logistics through green practices.”
The First Movers Coalition is a global initiative that helps to commercialise zero-carbon technologies in hard-to-abate sectors, such as trucking, shipping, and steel, which account for 30% of global emissions. By joining global companies in the FMC, JINGDONG Logistics aims to contribute to the commercial-scale decarbonization of long-haul transportation.
As a supply chain solutions provider, JINGDONG Logistics has integrated sustainability into its operations, setting validated Science-Based Targets (SBTi) and a net-zero pledge across its entire value chain by 2050. The company reduces road freight emissions by operating a fleet of over 14,000 self-owned new-energy vehicles, operating regular hydrogen-powered and electric heavy-duty truck routes, and shifting more freight to railways.
JINGDONG Logistics leverages its self-developed Supply Chain Emission Management Platform (SCEMP) platform, which uses AI to track real-time vehicle data, calculate carbon footprints, and optimize routes. While balancing environmental protection with operational efficiency, it helps enterprises cut costs, improve overall performance, and achieve carbon reduction simultaneously.
(vivian.yang@jd.com)
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