Ashoka Buildcon533271Sustainability report

ESG score of 79.44 and 'A+' rating assigned, placing the company in the 'Leader' category

Ashoka Buildcon has been assigned an ESG score of 79.44 and an 'A+' ESG Rating by Resurgent ESG Services Private Limited, placing it in the 'Leader' category.

By ScoutQuest · Wed 21 Oct 2026, 5:45 PM IST · 2 min read

ESG Score: 79.44
ESG Rating: A+
Category: Leader

Ashoka Buildcon informed the stock exchanges that Resurgent ESG Services Private Limited has assigned the company an ESG score of 79.44, which corresponds to an 'A+' ESG Rating and places it in the 'Leader' category. The rating is based on data for FY 2025-26.

What was assigned

ESG score: 79.44
ESG Rating: A+
Category: Leader
Rating agency: Resurgent ESG Services Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Resurgent India Limited and a SEBI-registered Category-II ESG Rating Provider

What the assessment covered

The company's environmental and social impacts arising from its infrastructure development activity
The strength of its governance practices and their role in responsible business conduct
The business routes considered: Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC), Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) and Hybrid Annuity Model (HAM) projects

How the agency described its method

A combination of data-driven analysis and direct engagement with key stakeholders inside the rated entity
Both quantitative and qualitative factors, rather than only publicly available disclosures

What an ESG rating is, in simple terms

An ESG rating is an outside agency's structured view of how a company handles environmental, social and governance matters. It looks at things like resource use, occupational health and safety, and governance practices, not at profit or order book. As the agency notes, such assessments are increasingly used by investors, lenders and regulators.

Important to keep in mind

This is a rating of sustainability and governance practices based on FY 2025-26 data. It does not by itself change the company's revenue, costs or contracts.
The score is from Resurgent ESG Services; different agencies use different frameworks and scales, so scores are not directly comparable across agencies.
The agency's release describes the score as a structured view of the current ESG profile while highlighting the importance of continued progress in sustainability, responsible business practices and governance.

The agency's comment

Mr. Sanjeet Kumar, Director, Resurgent ESG Services Pvt. Ltd., said that for infrastructure companies, ESG performance is increasingly an important indicator of how responsibly and resiliently a business operates, and that integrating ESG considerations into planning and execution is critical to managing risks and creating long-term value.

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