Date: 03.09.2026
Products/Services
- Main Activity: Manufacturing of auto components i.e. Steel Wheel rims, Alloy Wheel rims and Aluminium Steering Knuckle
- % of turnover: 100%
- NIC Code: 29301
Operations
- Number of locations: 32 (National: 05 plants + 27 offices*, International: 0)
- *Includes 22 Warehouses
- *New plant being set up at Bhuj, Gujarat
- Markets served: 18 States and 3 Union Territories (National), 22 countries (International)
- Export contribution: 8.75% of total turnover
- Customer base: Sells to customers across the globe engaged in manufacturing automotive and auto components
Employees
Total Workforce (as at 31.03.2026):
- Permanent Employees: 2,431 (Male: 2,355, Female: 76)
- Other than Permanent Employees: 0
- Permanent Workers: 632 (Male: 632, Female: 0)
- Other than Permanent Workers: 7,151 (Male: 7,046, Female: 105)
- Total Workforce: 10,214
Differently Abled:
- Employees: 3 (Male: 3, Female: 0)
- Workers: 13 (Male: 13, Female: 0)
Women Representation:
- Board of Directors: 2 out of 11 (18.18%)
- Key Management Personnel: 1 out of 5 (20%)
Turnover Rate (FY 2025-26):
- Permanent Employees: 31.5% (Male: 31.3%, Female: 39.4%)
- Permanent Workers: 1.7% (Male: 1.7%, Female: 0%)
- *Note: Includes employees/workers who have retired during the year
Holding, Subsidiary and Associate Companies
1. Clean Max Astria Private Limited (CMAPL) - Associate - 26.00% shares held - Does not participate in Business Responsibility initiatives
2. AMW Autocomponent Limited (AACL) - Subsidiary - 100.00% shares held - Does not participate in Business Responsibility initiatives
CSR Details
- CSR applicable: Yes
- Turnover (₹): ₹51,82,80,24,615
- Net worth (₹): ₹16,81,98,05,627
Transparency and Disclosure Compliances
Complaints/Grievances (FY 2025-26):
- Communities: 0 complaints filed, 0 pending
- Investors (other than shareholders): 0 complaints filed, 0 pending
- Shareholders: 16 complaints filed, 1 pending (received on 25.03.2026, resolved in April 2026)
- Employees and workers: 58 complaints filed, 0 pending
- Customers: 21 complaints filed, 0 pending
- Value Chain Partners: 0 complaints filed, 0 pending
Material Responsible Business Conduct Issues
11 Material Issues Identified:
1. Ethics and Compliance (Risk) - Negative financial implications
2. Health and Safety (Risk) - Negative financial implications
3. Employees Productivity and Retention (Opportunity and Risk) - Both positive and negative financial implications
4. Competition (Risk and Opportunity) - Both positive and negative financial implications
5. Social costs (Risk) - Negative financial implications
6. Community Well-being (Opportunity) - Positive financial implications
7. Climate and Environment (Risk and opportunity) - Both positive and negative financial implications
8. Water security (Risk) - Negative financial implications
9. Supply Chain Management (Risk) - Negative financial implications
10. Energy Management (Risk and opportunity) - Both positive and negative financial implications
11. Information/Cyber security (Risk) - Negative financial implications
Management and Process Disclosures
- Policies cover all 9 NGRBC Principles
- Policies approved by Board
- Policies available on website: https://sswlindia.com/investors/corporate-governance#codes-policies
- Policies translated into procedures
- Code of Conduct for business partners extends to value chain partners
- Policies based on International Standards including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 27001, ISO 45001, ISO 50001, GRI standards, and ILO principles
- Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Committee (CSRSC) oversees ESG implementation
- CSRSC members: Sh. Virander Kumar Arya (Independent Director), Sh. Shashi Bhushan Gupta (Independent Director), Sh. Manohar Lal Jain (Executive Director)
- *Sh. Mohan Joshi ceased to be member of CSRSC w.e.f. 03.06.2026 post resignation
- Performance against policies reviewed quarterly
Principle-wise Performance Disclosures
Principle 1 (Ethical, Transparent, Accountable):
- Training coverage: 100% for all categories (Board, KMP, Employees, Workers)
- No fines/penalties paid breaching materiality thresholds under Regulation 30 of SEBI LODR
- Anti-corruption policy available: https://sswlindia.com/investor-docs/antibriberycorruption_policy.pdf
- No disciplinary action for bribery/corruption against employees/workers
- No complaints about conflict of interest
- Number of days of accounts payable: 83.76 days (FY 2025-26) vs 74.73 days (FY 2024-25)
- Purchases from trading houses: 3.11% of total purchases
- Purchases from related parties: 0.16% of total purchases
- Sales to related parties: 0.00% of total sales
Principle 2 (Sustainable and Safe Goods/Services):
- R&D investment: 0.13% of total R&D and capex
- Capex investment (including R&D): 1.60% of total R&D and capex
- Sustainable sourcing procedures: Yes
- Approximately 85% of inputs sourced sustainably
- Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) applies: Yes
- Waste reclamation processes in place for plastics, e-waste, hazardous waste, other waste
Principle 3 (Employee Well-being):
- 100% of permanent employees covered by health insurance and accident insurance
- 3.13% of permanent employees covered by maternity benefits
- 96.87% of permanent employees covered by paternity benefits
- 100% of permanent workers covered by health insurance and accident insurance
- Cost on well-being measures: 0.04% of total revenue
- Retirement benefits: 100% coverage for PF and Gratuity for employees and workers
- Workplace accessible to differently abled: Yes
- Equal opportunity policy: https://sswlindia.com/investor-docs/policies/equalemploymentopportunities_policy.pdf
- Return to work rate after parental leave: 100% for permanent employees
- Grievance mechanism: Available for all categories
- Occupational health and safety management system: Yes (ISO 45001:2018)
- Safety incidents: LTIFR 0.26 (employees), 0.15 (workers); Total recordable injuries: 2 (employees), 3 (workers); No fatalities
Principle 4 (Stakeholder Responsiveness):
- Key stakeholder groups identified: Regulatory bodies/Government/Industry Associations, Opinion Leaders/Experts/Academic Institutions, Investors/Funders/Shareholders, Vendors/Suppliers/Contractors/Sellers, Customers, Local communities, Employees, Media/NGOs
- Engagement frequency varies from daily to need-based
Principle 5 (Human Rights):
- 100% of employees and workers provided training on human rights
- All employees and workers paid more than minimum wage
- Median remuneration: BoD ₹216.62 lakhs (male), KMP ₹154.05 lakhs (male) and ₹10.63 lakhs (female), Other employees ₹4.76 lakhs (male) and ₹3.7 lakhs (female), Workers ₹5.03 lakhs (male)
- Gross wages paid to females: 1.61% of total wages
- Focal point for human rights: HR Head at plant level
- No complaints on sexual harassment, discrimination, child labor, forced labor, wages
- POSH complaints: 0 reported (FY 2025-26) vs 1 reported (FY 2024-25)
- Human rights requirements part of business agreements: Yes
- 100% of plants assessed for human rights parameters
Principle 6 (Environmental Protection):
- Total energy consumption: 14,41,390 GJ
- Energy from renewable sources: 1,56,341 GJ (10.85%)
- Energy from non-renewable sources: 12,85,049 GJ (89.15%)
- Energy intensity: 2.78 GJ/₹ lakh turnover
- Water withdrawal: 5,87,521 kl (Surface: 3,36,578 kl, Groundwater: 1,02,159 kl, Third party: 1,12,956 kl, Others: 35,828 kl)
- Water consumption: 5,87,521 kl
- Water intensity: 1.13 kl/₹ lakh turnover
- Zero Liquid Discharge mechanism: Yes (ETP and STP systems)
- Air emissions: NOx 11,069 kg, SOx 5,501 kg, Particulate matter 7,375 kg
- GHG emissions: Scope 1 - 49,457 tCO2e, Scope 2 - 1,02,977 tCO2e
- GHG intensity: 0.29 tCO2e/₹ lakh turnover
- Waste generated: 96,241 metric tons
- Waste intensity: 0.19 tonnes/₹ lakh turnover
- Compliant with applicable environmental laws: Yes
Principle 7 (Responsible Policy Influence):
- Number of affiliations with trade/industry chambers: 1
- Top affiliation: Automotive Component Manufacturing Association (ACMA) - National reach
- No corrective action on anti-competitive conduct
Principle 8 (Inclusive Growth):
- No Social Impact Assessments undertaken
- No Rehabilitation and Resettlement ongoing
- Input material sourced from MSMEs/Small Producers: 7.18%
- Input material sourced from within India: 84.26%
- Wages paid in rural areas: 48.00% of total wages
- CSR spending in aspirational districts: ₹26,35,694 in East Singhbhum, Jharkhand
- No preferential procurement from marginalized/vulnerable groups
- CSR beneficiaries: 100% from vulnerable and marginalized groups across 18 projects
Principle 9 (Responsible Consumer Engagement):
- Consumer complaint mechanism: Direct feedback, email addresses, meetings
- 21 product-related complaints received, all resolved
- No data privacy, advertising, cyber-security, restrictive trade practices, unfair trade practices complaints
- No product recalls
- Cyber security framework: https://sswlindia.com/investor-docs/policies/informationsecuritypolicy.pdf
- ISO/IEC 27001 certification obtained
- No data breaches
Independent Reasonable Assurance
- Provider: Intertek India Private Limited
- Scope: Selected BRSR Core disclosures for FY2025-26
- Standards: ISAE 3000 (revised) and ISAE 3410
- Materiality threshold: 5%
- Conclusion: Sustainability data and information is fairly presented in all material aspects
- Date: 03.09.2026