Date: July 28, 2026
Products/Services
- Main Business Activity: Manufacture and sale of automotive components, designing, developing, and manufacturing electrical, electronics, lighting, polymer, metallic, and advanced safety solutions for OEMs worldwide in the two-wheeler, three-wheeler, passenger car, commercial vehicle, and off-highway vehicle ("OHV") segments. Strong aftermarket division serving over 27 countries.
- Turnover Contribution:
- Electrical & Lighting Auto parts: 41.41% (NIC Code 2740)
- Polymer Auto parts: 34.83% (NIC Code 2220)
- After Market Auto parts: 10.90%
- Steel-Forged Products: 7.03% (NIC Code 2410)
- Engine valves: 1.91% (NIC Code 2813)
- Toolings: 1.46%
- Job work: 0.58%
Operations
- Number of Locations: 33 (30 plants and 3 offices), all National. No International plants or offices.
- Markets Served: National (8 States), International (30 Countries)
- Export Contribution: 3.8% of total turnover
- Customer Base: Domestic and international OEMs as well as aftermarket clients across passenger cars, commercial vehicles, two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and off-highway vehicles.
Employees & Workers
Total Employees (Permanent + Other than Permanent): 3,504
- Permanent Employees: 3,482 (Male: 3,246 [93%], Female: 236 [6.8%])
- Other than Permanent Employees: 22 (Male: 16 [72%], Female: 6 [27%])
Total Workers (Permanent + Other than Permanent): 25,117
- Permanent Workers: 1,890 (Male: 1,831 [97%], Female: 59 [3.1%])
- Other than Permanent Workers: 23,227 (Male: 16,941 [72%], Female: 6,286 [27%])
Differently Abled Employees and Workers: Not specified in numbers.
Participation/Inclusion/Representation of Women:
- Board of Directors: 4 total, 0 female (0%)
- Independent Board of Directors: 4 total, 1 female (25%)
- Key Management Personnel: 2 total, 0 female (0%)
Turnover Rate (Past 3 years):
- Permanent Employees: FY2026: 17.46% (M:17.09%, F:22.57%); FY2025: 16.60% (M:16.50%, F:18.40%); FY2024: 15% (M:14.70%, F:18.70%)
- Permanent Workers: FY2026: 1.77% (M:1.68%, F:4.72%); FY2025: 6.80% (M:6.30%, F:20.10%); FY2024: 4.10% (M:4%, F:9.50%)
Holding, Subsidiary and Associate Companies
Listed entity holds subsidiaries and joint ventures, including Durovalves India Private Limited (72.78%), Varroc Connect Pvt Ltd (95%), Varroc European Holding BV. (100%), Varroc Japan Co. Ltd. (100%), and others. The Business Responsibility initiatives of the listed entity do NOT extend to any of these entities (All responded as "No").
CSR Details
- CSR Applicable as per section 135 of Companies Act, 2013: Yes
- Turnover: INR 81,455.32 million
- Net worth: INR 20,651.41 million
Transparency and Disclosures Compliances
Complaints/Grievances on NGRBC Principles (Principles 1 to 9):
- Employees and workers: FY2026: 9 complaints filed, 0 pending; FY2025: 3 complaints filed, 0 pending. All complaints filed during the year were resolved.
- All other stakeholder groups (Communities, Investors, Shareholders, Customers, Value Chain Partners): 0 complaints filed and 0 pending for both FY2026 and FY2025.
Material Responsible Business Conduct Issues
Identified material issues with rationale, risk/opportunity type, approach to mitigate (if risk), and financial implications:
1. Energy and GHG Emissions (Risk): GHG emissions from manufacturing contribute to climate change. Mitigation through energy conservation and transition to renewable energy. Financial implication: Negative.
2. Employee Health and Safety (Opportunity): Essential for employee well-being and productivity. Implementation of robust OHS management systems (ISO 14001 & ISO 45001). Financial implication: Positive.
3. Labor Management and Human Rights (Opportunity): Emphasizes fair and ethical treatment of workers. No specific mitigation approach listed. Financial implication: Positive.
4. Sustainable Supply Chain (Opportunity): Improves operational efficiency and minimizes environmental impacts. No specific mitigation approach listed. Financial implication: Positive.
5. Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (Opportunity): Drives innovation and strengthens employee engagement. No specific mitigation approach listed. Financial implication: Positive.
6. Regulatory Compliances (Risk & Opportunity): Non-compliance may result in fines and legal penalties. Approach: Evaluation of processes to ensure compliance. Financial implication: Positive.
7. Business Ethics & Transparency (Risk & Opportunity): Fosters trust and ensures high standards of integrity. Approach: Established robust corporate governance framework. Financial implication: Positive.
A comprehensive materiality assessment was conducted during the financial year.
Principle-Wise Performance Disclosure Highlights
Principle 1 (Ethics, Transparency, Accountability):
- Training Coverage: Board of Directors (50%), KMPs (89%), Other Employees (83%), Workers (100%).
- Fines/Penalties: None reported.
- Anti-Corruption Policy: In place. Web-link provided. Zero disciplinary actions for bribery/corruption.
- Conflict of Interest: Zero complaints for Directors and KMPs.
- Accounts Payable Days: FY2026: 93.15 days; FY2025: 94.42 days.
Principle 2 (Sustainable & Safe Goods/Services):
- R&D Investment for ESG: 38% of total R&D in FY2026 (27.3% in FY2025). Capex for ESG: 3.7% of total capex in FY2026 (5.1% in FY2025). Focus on EV tech and EHS.
- Sustainable Sourcing: 100% inputs sourced sustainably as per Supplier Code of Conduct.
- EPR: Applicable. Certification obtained across all applicable plants.
- Recycled/Reused Input: 0% currently.
Principle 3 (Employee Well-being):
- Well-being Measures: 100% coverage for Health & Accident Insurance for all employees and workers. Maternity benefits: 100% for eligible females. Paternity Benefits: 100% for males. Day Care: 0% coverage.
- Spending on Well-being: 0.4% of total revenue in FY2026 (0.10% in FY2025).
- Retirement Benefits: 100% coverage and deposited for PF, Gratuity, ESI.
- Workplace Accessibility: Accessible to differently abled as per Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016.
- Equal Opportunity Policy: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Policy in place. Web-link provided.
- Return to Work post Parental Leave: 100% for all categories.
- Grievance Mechanisms: In place for all categories of employees and workers.
- Union Membership: 100% of permanent workers are part of associations/unions.
- Training: Health & Safety (Employees: 32%, Workers: 76% in FY2026), Skill Upgradation (Employees: 82%, Workers: 68% in FY2026).
- Performance Reviews: Conducted for 85% of employees and 67% of workers in FY2026.
- OHS Management: Implemented per ISO 45001 across all plants.
- Safety Incidents (FY2026): LTIFR: Workers 0.030; Total Recordable Injuries: Workers 2; Fatalities: 0; High consequence injuries: 0.
- Complaints: Working Conditions (442 filed, 0 pending), Health & Safety (22 filed, 0 pending).
- Assessments: 100% of plants/offices assessed for Health & safety practices and Working Conditions.
Principle 4 (Stakeholder Interests):
Key stakeholder groups identified: Shareholders, Investors, Customers, Employees/Workers, Distributors, Vendors, Community.
Principle 5 (Human Rights):
- Human Rights Training Coverage (FY2026): Employees: 40%, Workers: 46.27%.
- Median Remuneration (FY2026): KMPs (Male): ~INR 2.05 Cr; Other Employees: Male: INR 8.76 L, Female: INR 10.00 L; Workers: Male: INR 5.63 L, Female: INR 5.27 L.
- Gross wages to females: 7.06% of total wages in FY2026 (7.00% in FY2025).
- Human Rights Focal Point: Yes.
- Complaints (FY2026): Sexual Harassment (POSH): 9 filed, 0 pending, 0 upheld; Other categories (Discrimination, Child Labor, etc.): 0.
- POSH Complaints as % of female workforce: 0.13% in FY2026 (0.07% in FY2025).
- Assessments: 100% of plants/offices assessed for Child labor, Forced labor, Sexual harassment, Discrimination, Wages.
Principle 6 (Environment):
- Energy Consumption (FY2026): Total: 754,885.32 GJ. Renewable: 259,406.79 GJ (34.4%). Non-Renewable: 495,478.53 GJ. Intensity: 0.92 GJ/INR Lakh.
- PAT Scheme: Not applicable.
- Water (FY2026): Withdrawal: 498,233.60 kL. Consumption: 419,024 kL. Intensity: 0.51 kL/INR Lakh. Discharge: 35,413 kL outside boundary.
- Zero Liquid Discharge: Implemented at 5 plants.
- Air Emissions (FY2026): NOx: 27.62 mg/Nm3, SOx: 17.22 mg/Nm3, PM: 44.30 mg/Nm3.
- GHG Emissions (FY2026): Scope 1: 75,805 tCO2e, Scope 2: 100,639 tCO2e (Data appears inconsistent; values listed). Intensity: 0.10 tCO2e/INR Lakh.
- GHG Reduction Projects: Energy efficiency programs, Renewable energy (45% of electricity consumption), EMS, logistics optimization.
- Waste Generated (FY2026): Total: 16,288 MT. Recycled/Re-used/Recovered: 14,659 MT. Disposed: 1,629 MT. Intensity: 0.02 MT/INR Lakh.
- Environmental Compliance: Compliant with Water Act, Air Act, EPA, Hazardous Waste Rules. No non-compliances reported.
- Ecologically Sensitive Areas: No operations/offices in or around such areas.
Principle 7 (Responsible Public Policy):
- Affiliations: 6 trade/industry chambers (e.g., ACMA, SIAM, CII).
- Corrective Action on Anti-competitive conduct: None reported.
Principle 8 (Inclusive Growth):
- Social Impact Assessments (SIA): Not undertaken.
- Rehabilitation & Resettlement (R&R): Not ongoing for any project.
- Sourcing: 30% from MSMEs/small producers; 96% from within India.
- Job Creation: Wages paid predominantly in Urban (93%) and Metropolitan (2%) areas.
- CSR in Aspirational Districts: None.
- Preferential Procurement: No policy for marginalized/vulnerable groups (0% procurement).
- Traditional Knowledge IP: Not applicable.
- CSR Beneficiaries: Details provided for 6 projects (e.g., Cricket Academy, Skill Development, River Restoration), benefiting thousands, though % from vulnerable groups not specified for most.
Principle 9 (Responsible Consumer Engagement):
- Consumer Complaint Mechanism: In place via Key Account Managers.
- Product/Service Info on ESG/Safety: Not Applicable.
- Consumer Complaints: 0 across all categories (Cyber-security, Data privacy, Advertising, etc.).
- Product Recalls: Not applicable (products sold to OEMs).
- Cyber Security/Data Privacy Policy: Yes (Internal IT policy, ISO 27001, TISAX).
- Data Breaches: 0 instances.
Governance & Policies
- Highest Authority for BRSR: Mr. Tarang Jain, Chairman and Managing Director.
- Board Committee for Sustainability: ESG Steering Committee (4 members, chaired by CMD, includes one Independent Director).
- Policy Coverage: Policies exist for all NGRBC Principles and extend to value chain partners.
- External Assessment: No independent assessment of policies by an external agency was carried out. The company is voluntarily reporting and plans future third-party evaluations.