Crisil voluntarily assigns ESG rating of '59' - Adequate for FY 2025-26

Crisil ESG Ratings & Analytics Limited has voluntarily assigned the company an ESG rating of '59' - Adequate, based on FY 2025-26 data.

Mon 5 Oct 2026

ESG Rating Assigned

59

Rating Band

Adequate

Data Period

FY 2025-26

Rating Agency

Crisil ESG Ratings & Analytics Limited

Company Engaged Agency

has not engaged Crisil

What the company told the exchanges

The company has informed BSE and NSE that Crisil ESG Ratings & Analytics Limited has voluntarily assigned it an ESG rating of 59, which sits in the Adequate band, based on data pertaining to FY 2025-26.

The company also states that it has not engaged Crisil ESG Ratings & Analytics Limited, and that the agency independently determined the ESG score using the company's public disclosures and publicly available information for FY 2025-26.

What an ESG rating actually is

ESG stands for Environment, Social and Governance. An ESG rating is a third-party view of how a company handles matters such as resource use and environmental impact (environment), employee and community practices (social), and board structure, disclosure and ethical standards (governance).

Crisil's framework produces a number that carries a descriptive band. Here the number is 59 and the band is Adequate. Read simply, the agency's assessment places the company in that band on its scale.

Two details worth noticing

• The rating was assigned voluntarily. The company states that it did not engage Crisil, so this is an assessment built from publicly available material rather than a review the company commissioned.
• Because the agency worked from public disclosures and publicly available information for FY 2025-26, the picture it assessed is the one visible in the public domain for that year.

How a retail investor can place this

This is an information disclosure made to the stock exchanges. It does not alter the company's operations, its financials, its orders or its share capital.

ESG scores are used by some institutional investors, fund managers and index providers as one screening input. A published rating can therefore be relevant to the set of investors who track such factors.

Scores of this kind are one lens among many, and each agency uses its own scale and its own weightings, so a single rating is best read alongside the company's own disclosures rather than in isolation.

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