Vedanta Recycles 15 Million Tonnes of Waste in FY25, Maintains 100% Fly Ash Utilisation
Strong Progress in Circular Economy and Waste Management
New Delhi, March 18: Vedanta Ltd on Wednesday announced that it recycled or reused nearly 15 million tonnes of waste during FY25, marking a significant step in its sustainability efforts.The company also maintained 100 per cent utilisation of fly ash since FY21, demonstrating consistent performance in managing one of the highest-volume industrial byproducts across its operations.
Focus on Sustainable Development Goals
According to a company statement released on the occasion of Global Recycling Day, this achievement highlights Vedanta’s ongoing commitment to sustainable development and responsible waste management.The company stated that the milestone reflects its focus on building a robust circular economy while aligning operational growth with environmental priorities.
Waste-to-Resource Strategy Gains Momentum
Vedanta has been actively implementing processes that convert waste streams into usable resources. Materials such as ash, slag, and refinery residues are being repurposed for applications including cement manufacturing, brick production, and road construction.In addition, these byproducts are supplied to downstream industries through strategic partnerships, strengthening the overall value chain.
Advancing Towards Zero Legacy Waste Target
The company continues to advance towards its long-term goal of achieving zero legacy waste by 2035. As part of this roadmap, it is adopting advanced waste management techniques and resource optimisation strategies.Resource Efficiency Through Innovation
Vedanta is also improving resource efficiency through initiatives such as tailings recovery and dry tailings management. Tailings refer to the residual materials left after extracting valuable minerals from ore.These practices not only enhance material recovery but also contribute to reduced water consumption, reinforcing the company’s sustainability framework.
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