A leading domestic natural resources and mining conglomerate has embarked on a mission to create lasting impacts that drive sustainability for the future. Recognising its influence on both society and the environment, the company aims to ensure that its growth translates into meaningful and measurable progress toward a more sustainable world.
The company’s commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 has led to a 21% reduction in scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions in 2025 compared to FY 2024. This marks a sharp decline to 3.59 million tCO₂e (tons carbon dioxide equivalent) in 2025 from 8.18 million tCO₂e in 2023.
In FY 2025, the company’s combined scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions intensity stood at 43.75 tCO₂e per million rupees, showing an improvement from 44.95 tCO₂e per million rupees recorded in FY 2023. It reflects continued efforts to enhance operational efficiency and reduce overall emissions intensity.
Water management continues to be a cornerstone of operational efficiency. In 2025, total water consumption rose slightly to 249 million kL (kilolitre), up from 238 million kL in 2024. However, the proportion of water recycled and reused increased by 1.3%, helping to reduce net freshwater consumption by 2 million kL, from 162 million kL to 160 million kL.
To promote circular resource use, the company has also made progress in waste management. In FY 2025, it generated 120 million metric tons of mineral waste, reusing 4.6 million metric tons through internal recovery and recycling initiatives.
Through measurable environmental actions and a clear commitment to long-term sustainability, the organisation continues to balance industrial growth with ecological responsibility. Its steady progress toward carbon reduction, water efficiency, and waste minimisation reflects a broader vision, one where responsible resource management shapes a more resilient and sustainable future.
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