Godrej Agrovet Reports on Business Responsibility and Sustainability for FY 2025-26

Godrej Agrovet Reports on Business Responsibility and Sustainability for FY 2025-26​

Godrej Agrovet Limited has published its Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report (BRSR) for the financial year ended March 31, 2026. The report details the company's performance across environmental stewardship, social commitment, and governance principles.

The BRSR emphasizes sustainability as an integral part of the company’s mission, guided by the "Good & Green" philosophy. This year’s reporting provides a comprehensive look at agricultural input manufacturing, resource management, and stakeholder engagement.

Business Scope and Operations​

As of the financial year 2025-26, Godrej Agrovet operates with a wide national footprint, maintaining 27 plants and 14 offices across India. The company's core business activities encompass three key segments: Animal Nutrition (which accounts for 64% of turnover), Crop Care (26%), and Vegetable Oils (10%).

The company serves farmers and stakeholders across 28 states and one international country. The operational strength is supported by a significant workforce, with total employees standing at 2,880 and total workers at 4,101.

Environmental Stewardship Highlights​

Environmental management was a key focus of the reporting period. In the area of water stewardship, the company identified rising population and urbanization as a material risk, which it addressed through integrated watershed development projects aimed at recharging groundwater resources.

Regarding energy and emissions, Godrej Agrovet has made commitments to transition toward renewable energy, targeting 90% of its total energy consumption from renewable sources by FY'35. The company also manages air pollution, with figures for NOx (226.74 MT/Year) and Particulate Matter (256.84 MT/Year) detailed across the reporting year.

The company maintains a strong commitment to waste management through its '4R' principle: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle & Recover. For FY 2025-26, the total waste generated stood at 59,356.18 Metric Tonnes (MT), out of which 54,681.37 MT were recovered through recycling and reuse operations.

Social Responsibility and Human Rights Focus​

Social impact remained central to the company's strategy. The CSR programs implemented during FY 2025-26 positively impacted thousands of farmers and community members across multiple states, with a focus on enhancing livelihoods and empowering women.

Regarding workforce health and rights, Godrej Agrovet reports that all employees and workers are provided comprehensive occupational health and safety management systems (OHSMS) in line with ISO 45001 standards. The company also noted that both its permanent and non-permanent workforce is committed to human rights practices. Key performance indicators showed strong dedication to labor welfare, with the cost incurred on well-being measures registered at 0.17% of total revenue for FY 2025-26.

Governance and Stakeholder Engagement​

The company maintains a robust framework for governing ESG issues. The Board of Directors and dedicated committees oversee corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects, which are guided by the Godrej Industries Group's "Good & Green" vision.

Stakeholder engagement is managed through formal processes, recognizing groups such as shareholders, employees, customers, suppliers, and communities at large. For example, in the crop care business, the company closely works with smallholders to share best agro-practices, supporting their transition to sustainable farm management.

The BRSR was reviewed by external agencies: Intertek India Pvt. Ltd. provided Reasonable Assurance of the Report concerning core disclosures for FY2025-26, while SGS India Pvt. Ltd. offered Limited Assurance on Principle 6 data for the previous fiscal year.

GODREJAGRO Stock Price Movement​

Godrej Agrovet Limited shares slipped by 0.24% on Friday, settling at ₹562.15. The stock saw a total traded volume of 112,586 shares during the session.