We continue to integrate sustainability into our operations by focusing on energy efficiency, emissions reduction and responsible water management. Through targeted initiatives and continuous monitoring, we aim to minimise our environmental impact while ensuring compliance and long-term operational resilience.
Waste recycled and reused
Water recycled across our operations
Our energy management approach focuses on improving efficiency while gradually diversifying the energy mix. We use coal, diesel, grid electricity, solar power and steam from waste heat recovery, with continued emphasis on renewable energy adoption and lower energy intensity across operations.
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Our ISO 50001-certified Energy Management System enables us to monitor consumption, identify high-energy areas and implement targeted efficiency initiatives.
Reducing energy intensity will remain a key operational priority for us. Our focus will be on improving process efficiency, strengthening utility performance, increasing renewable energy adoption and gradually upgrading older systems with more efficient alternatives. These actions will help us optimise energy use across operations while supporting our broader environmental goals.
A comprehensive GHG inventory covering Scope 1, Scope 2 and select Scope 3 emissions guides our emissions management, helping us identify hotspots and implement targeted reduction strategies.
Scope 1 emissions primarily arise from fuel consumption and refrigerants, while Scope 2 emissions relate to purchased electricity. Scope 3 emissions, including supply chain and transportation, remain a key focus area, with efforts directed towards localisation and efficiency improvements.
As we look towards FY 2026-27, our emissions reduction priorities will be anchored in a clear decarbonisation roadmap. We will continue to deepen renewable energy integration, strengthen our GHG management systems and improve operational efficiency across our manufacturing network.
Our focus will remain on maintaining rigorous oversight of Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 emissions, while aligning our operations with global climate goals. Through transparent monitoring, data-led interventions and targeted reduction initiatives, we aim to make steady progress towards a lower-carbon operating model.
Our GHG reduction targets are aligned with Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) near-term criteria and have been validated by the SBTi, marking an important milestone in our climate roadmap. These targets align our decarbonisation efforts with the 1.5°C pathway and set clear reduction goals to be achieved by FY 2030-31.
This validation strengthens our accountability to stakeholders and reinforces our focus on building a lower-carbon operating model.
Our water management commitment is centred on efficiency, recovery and reuse across operations. Advanced treatment systems enable us to reuse water in boilers, cooling towers and horticulture, reducing dependence on freshwater sources.
Across facilities, we continue to implement targeted efficiency measures to improve water recovery and strengthen reuse practices.
As part of water stewardship efforts, we will continue to prioritise responsible water management, help recycling and improved process efficiency across operations. Through our CETP at Unit 8 and unit-level process optimisation initiatives, we aim to maximise effluent recovery and strengthen water reuse across manufacturing processes.
Our focus will remain on reducing freshwater dependency and advancing a more circular approach to water management, supporting long-term water security across the regions where we operate.
The principles of reduce, reuse and recycle guide our waste management policy. Structured handling processes help us ensure safe disposal, regulatory compliance and improved resource efficiency across hazardous and non-hazardous waste streams.
Our waste management approach will be shaped by a stronger circular economy mindset, where waste is increasingly treated as a recoverable resource. Our aspiration is to build a more regenerative operational model that reduces waste at source and moves us closer to zero-landfill future.
This will be supported by advanced solvent recovery, strategic partnerships, food waste composting and continued efforts to reduce hazardous waste through lower ATFD salt moisture content and improved ETP sludge segregation.
We recognise the importance of ecological balance in and around our operating locations. Through awareness programmes, plantation initiatives and community participation, we aim to support conservation and responsible environmental stewardship.
Moving forward, our biodiversity efforts will focus on ecological restoration, science-based planting and deeper community engagement. The aim is to move beyond greening alone and support resilient ecosystems around our operating locations.
Through planting initiatives, environmental education programmes and long-term monitoring, we will continue to strengthen stewardship among our workforce and local communities while creating lasting ecological value.
