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Towards Net Zero: A blueprint for Sustainable Growth and Climate Resilience​

A leading global technology consulting and digital solutions provider aims to pave a sustainable future by optimising natural resource use through a strong focus on renewable energy, actively reducing emissions with responsible and conscious efforts.

The company has made significant progress in reducing its carbon footprint to achieve its goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2040. In 2025, scope 1 emissions were reduced by 74%, reaching 0.02 tons of CO₂e/employee (carbon dioxide equivalent), while scope 2 emissions saw a 76% reduction to 0.22 tons of CO₂e/employee, compared to the 2019 baseline.

In line with its target of sourcing over 85% of its energy from renewables by 2030, the company has continued to increase the share of renewable energy used in its operations. In 2025, it met 60.33% of its energy needs through renewable sources.

Waste management remains a key pillar of the company's sustainability strategy. Intending to achieve 100% waste recycling by 2030, the company successfully recycled 97.21% in the financial year 2025, recycling 1,776.12 tons out of 1,827.09 tons of total waste generated.

Water conservation is another critical focus area, recognising its role in sustaining both ecological systems and economic activities. The company has adopted the principles of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle (3R) across its operations, resulting in 31.38% of water being recycled in 2025.

Together, these efforts reflect a holistic and responsible approach to sustainability, one that recognises the interconnectedness of environmental impact, resource management, and long-term business resilience. By continuing to align its strategies with climate goals and social responsibility, the company is laying the foundation for a future that is not just economically robust but also environmentally conscious and socially inclusive.

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