Epigral Limited has released its Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report for FY 2025-26, detailing its commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) excellence. The company has made significant strides in sustainability, including achieving 38.14 MW of renewable energy capacity, enhancing water management practices, and maintaining a 100% coverage in employee health and safety training. The report outlines Epigral’s roadmap for carbon neutrality by 2050 and its proactive approach to responsible chemical manufacturing.
Advancing Sustainable Manufacturing
Epigral Limited continues to prioritize sustainability within its core operations as a chemical manufacturer. In FY 2025-26, the company successfully diverted 93% of its waste toward recovery and reuse, significantly reducing its environmental footprint. A major focus has been placed on clean energy transitions, with the company currently utilizing 42.33% of its electricity from renewable sources and the Green Grid, moving steadily toward its target of 50% renewable energy share by 2028.
Commitment to Workforce and Safety
The company maintains a high standard for workplace safety and inclusivity. With 1,135 permanent employees, Epigral has achieved 100% training coverage on health and safety measures. The organization also reported zero incidents of human rights violations and corruption during the reporting period, reflecting its robust governance framework and internal compliance policies. Furthermore, accessibility for differently abled individuals is fully integrated into its operational premises.
Strategic ESG Goals
Epigral has set ambitious long-term targets, including achieving carbon neutrality in operations by 2050. To support these goals, the company has established a dedicated Research and Development (R&D) center focused on driving product and process innovations that minimize environmental impact. The company’s responsible business conduct is further supported by an ISO-certified management system and proactive engagement with the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework to manage plastic waste and packaging responsibly.
Value Chain and Community Impact
Beyond its internal operations, Epigral extends its sustainability mandate to its value chain partners. In FY 2025-26, the company assessed 80% of its value chain partners on health, safety, and working conditions. Through various CSR initiatives, Epigral continues to support community development, including the establishment of skill development centers and support for specially abled children, reinforcing its commitment to inclusive growth and shared value creation.
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