ZTE released its Sustainability Report 2025, detailing progress in Environmental, Social, and Governance practices. The report marks 18 consecutive years of voluntary public disclosure of sustainability performance. ZTE states that it embraced artificial intelligence to advance scientific carbon reduction, accelerate global digital inclusion, and drive industry transformation through intelligent technologies. The company links these efforts to its responsibility as a “Driver of Digital Economy.” ZTE presents a new vision, “To lead in connectivity and intelligent computing,” supported by a “Connectivity + Computing” strategy. It reports disciplined R&D investment of RMB 22.76 billion in 2025, about 17% of total revenue, focused on connectivity, computing power, energy technology, smart terminals, operating systems, databases, and chips.
"ZTE recently released its Sustainability Report 2025, highlighting the company's latest achievements in deepening Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices. This marks the 18th consecutive year that ZTE has voluntarily disclosed its annual sustainability performance to the public."
"In the face of profound changes in the global digital economy, ZTE has unveiled its new vision, 'To lead in connectivity and intelligent computing', with greater strategic foresight and a stronger sense of responsibility. Driven by our 'Connectivity + Computing' strategy, we remain committed to our original aspiration of empowering high-quality and sustainable economic development through technology, and work with our partners to build an intelligent future that is more efficient, green, and inclusive."
"ZTE continues to advance its "Connectivity + Computing" strategy, fully embracing AI under the guiding principle of "All in AI, AI for All". In 2025, the company sustained disciplined R&D investment, recording annual expenses of RMB 22.76 billion, approximately 17% of total revenue. Efforts focused on key areas such as connectivity (6G, optical communications, and IP networks), computing power, energy technology, smart terminals (such as AI-powered devices), operating systems, databases, and chips."
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