Deep Industries Reports on Operational Scope and Sustainability Metrics for FY 2025-26

Deep Industries Reports on Operational Scope and Sustainability Metrics for FY 2025-26​

Deep Industries Limited has provided its comprehensive Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report for the financial year ended March 31, 2026. The report details the company's operational structure, human resource management practices, environmental performance, and commitments to ethical governance.

The company is a key player in the oil and gas services sector. With a paid-up capital of ₹ 32 Crores, Deep Industries maintains substantial operational presence across India. Its primary activities contributing to turnover are Natural Gas Compression/Processing Services (58%) and Workover and Drilling Rig Services (42%).

The company operates approximately 45 plants and has three offices nationally, covering a total of 48 locations. Deep Industries serves the oil and gas industry through major producers, public sector undertakings, private sector companies, and multinational corporations. Export contributions account for 3.12% of the entity's total turnover.

Operational Highlights and Workforce Composition​

As of the close of the financial year, the company reports a workforce comprising 227 employees and 1633 workers. The organization emphasizes maintaining a safe and healthy workplace through established occupational health and safety management systems.

Details regarding the workforce as at the end of FY 2025-26 are summarized below:


Regarding organizational governance, the Board of Directors comprises six members, with one female member accounting for 16.67% representation. The Key Management Personnel team includes four members, among whom one is a woman, representing 25.00%.

Sustainability and Risk Profile​

The company identifies several material issues regarding sustainability within its operations. Regarding environmental impact, the company notes that all gas processing equipment runs on natural gas engines, which it views as an opportunity for less carbon emission.

Conversely, the entity identified two key risks: procurement risk and dependency on a few clients. The procurement risk relates to the timely availability of rightly configured equipment, while client dependency stems from operating in niche services segment within the Oil and Gas Industry. Both these risks are categorized with negative financial implications.

Environmental and Resource Consumption​

Deep Industries monitors resource consumption diligently. For FY 2025-26, total energy consumption stood at 165,059.02 GJ. This translates to an energy intensity of 0.0000234805 GJ per rupee of turnover.

Water management data shows that the company consumed 2,43,157 kilolitres (KL) of water during FY 2025-26, resulting in a water intensity of 0.0000345904 KL per rupee of turnover. Air emissions monitoring recorded 228.71 Tonne of NOx and 36.55 KG of Particulate matter for the same period.

Regarding greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, total Scope 1 emissions were 11,579 Metric tonnes of CO2 in FY 2025-26. This resulted in a scope 1 and scope 2 emissions intensity of 0.0000016472 Metric Tonnes of CO2 per rupee of turnover.

Labor Standards and Compliance​

The company has demonstrated strong compliance with labor laws. For FY 2025-26, the entity reported 100% compliance across several critical areas, including Child Labour, Forced/involuntary labour, Sexual Harassment, Discrimination at workplace, and Wages.

Focusing on employee well-being, the cost incurred on such measures stood at 0.38% of total revenue for FY 2025-26, down from 0.22% in FY 2024-25. The company also provided training programs across various categories:

Stakeholder Engagement​

Deep Industries has committed to its stakeholders through various engagement mechanisms. The company's internal grievance redressal system is robust, encouraging employees and stakeholders to report concerns. Furthermore, the firm commits to ensuring that all business agreements carry clauses promoting human rights for fair competition among all stakeholders.

DEEPINDS Stock Price Movement​

As of 1:06 PM, shares of Deep Industries Limited surge to ₹644, rallying a strong 2.71% as the stock nears its 52-week performance peak. The company handles robust buying interest during live trading, with over 471,053 shares transacting while holding firm against their intraday range.