Beijing Enterprises Water Group Limited (BEWG) is a comprehensive and leading professional water services and environmental protection services provider covering industrial investment, design,construction, operation, technical service and capital operation in full industrial chain. Its scope of business covers many fields such as water services in cities and towns, water services in river basins,industrial water services, rural water services, seawater desalination services, environmental sanitation, solid waste treatment, scientific and technical services, financial services and clean energy.

It is a company listed on the Main Board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (one of Red Chips, Stock Code: HK 00371) , and has been selected in Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index of Chinese Stocks,in Hang Seng Main China 100 Index, in Hang Seng Composite Medium Index, and in Morgan Stanley Capital International Index.Meanwhile, it is one of the first batch of experimental companies of Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect.BEWG has consecutively ranked No.1 for seven years among “Top 10 Influential Enterprises of Chinese Water Industry”.

At the Global Water Summit in 2014, BEWG was named one of the Top Four Global Water Service Companies. In 2016, its Changi NEWater Plant II in Singapore won the ward of the “Water Deal of the Year”, and the company was selected into the list of the Fortune China 500 companies. BEWG has also earned honors including “Listed.

Companies with Most Valuable Brand” and “Top Listed Companies with Social Responsibility”.As the significant investment and financing platform of infrastructure and public utility in Beijing, Beijing Enterprises Group owns nine companies listed in Hong Kong Stock Exchange, such as Beijing Enterprises Holdings Limited, BEWG, Beijing Development Ltd., Beijing Properties (Holdings) Limited, China Gas Holdings Ltd., and two listed A-share companies, Beijing Yanjing Brewery Co., Ltd. and Fujian Yanjing Huiquan Brewery Co., Ltd. It ranks top three in the state-owned enterprises in Beijing in terms of operation revenue, total assets and profits. It ranked the 194th among China Top 500 Enterprise Groups in 2016, and is the largest public utility enterprise in China.

Core business of BEWG covers urban water services, water environment comprehensive treatment, environmental sanitation and solid waste treatment, industrial water services, rural water services, overseas business, seawater desalination, scientific and technical services, financial services as well as clean energy.

DecembeIn 2017, BEWG realized an annual operating revenue of over HK$ 21.1 billion, with a year-on-year growth of 22%, and a net profit attributable to parent company of over HK$ 3.7 billion, with a year-on-year growth of 15%. As of Decembe 31, 2017, BEWG’s total assets exceeded HK$ 100.4billion and there are 782 water plants (including sewage treatment plants, waterworks, recycled water treatment plants and seawater desalination plants) of BEWG.

Faced with promising industry development prospects and rapidly changing market conditions, BEWG will give full play to its superiorities of smooth capital financing channels, efficient governance model, excellent professional qualifications, industry-leading technology research &development capability as well as government-backed resources, and will seize the favorable opportunities, vigorously implement the ecological strategy and actively explore business model innovation to quickly become a leading professional water and environment services comprehensive provider by means of constant adjustment and transformation, organizational change, process reengineering, brand building, corporate culture rebuilding, etc. As a leading enterprise in China’s environmental protection industry, BEWG always sticks to the commitment of “Reassure Governments, Satisfy Citizens, Make Profit, Benefit Employees and Partners.” In recent years, BEWG has carried out the strategy of rapidly developing a second undertaking, continuously increased the incremental business by grasping the market opportunities for rapid growth, and persisted in the coordination of two major businesses—urban water services and water environment comprehensive treatment.