Thejo Engineering Reports on Sustainability Efforts, Details Operations for FY 2025-26

Thejo Engineering Reports on Sustainability Efforts, Details Operations for FY 2025-26​

Thejo Engineering Limited has provided a comprehensive overview of its business operations and sustainability performance for the Financial Year 2025-26. The report details the company’s commitment to ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) principles, operational scale, and resource management across manufacturing units nationwide.

Operational Profile and Business Focus​

Thejo Engineering Limited is primarily engaged in the manufacture of rubber and polyurethane-based engineered products. The company also provides services related to the installation, operation, and maintenance of conveyor belts and allied industrial services.

As of March 31, 2026, the company's paid up capital stood at ` 10,84,74,540/-. Its manufacturing activities are supported by three plants across various locations. The company operates a wide network that includes one corporate office, four Zonal Offices, fourteen Branch Offices, thirty-seven Site offices offering technical services, and fourteen additional Site offices providing Operations & Maintenance to clients.

The operational scope extends across 12 states in India. In terms of product mix accounting for 90% of turnover, maintenance and repair services constitute the largest segment at 45%, followed by manufacturing of rubber products (24%). The company reports an export contribution equivalent to 13.35% of its total turnover.

Commitment to Environmental Sustainability​

The report outlines several key risks and opportunities related to environmental management. A significant focus has been placed on mitigating climate change impacts, water stewardship, and pollution control across manufacturing units.

To address Climate Change & GHG Emissions (a recognized risk), the company is working towards energy efficiency and renewable adoption. This includes establishing a solar plant at its main manufacturing unit and utilizing agricultural waste fuel—such as briquette fuel derived from groundnut, coconut, rice husk, and wooden particles—for steam boilers, offering a lower-emission alternative to fossil fuels.

In water management, the company faces operational risk due to increased regional water scarcity. The mitigation strategy involves operating an STP (Sewage Treatment Plant) at 25 KLD capacity to maintain zero liquid discharge. Treated water from the STP is recycled for gardening and greenbelt development.

Regarding waste management, the total waste generated by manufacturing units was 25.74 metric tonnes in FY 2025-26, compared to 20.24 metric tonnes in the previous fiscal year. The processes include offering cut rubber pieces to reclaiming operators, while plastic wastes and e-waste are segregated and disposed of through authorized vendors.

Environmental Performance Metrics (FY 2025-26 vs FY 2024-25)​

The company reported improvements in environmental intensity metrics:

Social Responsibility and Labour Practices​

The company employs a total workforce encompassing both employees and workers. For FY 2025-26, the headcount stood at 816 employees and 1,893 workers. Of the employees, 25 are female, while of the workers, 7 are female.

Regarding social concerns, the report highlighted occupational health and safety as a risk due to hazards encountered during on-site servicing at mining and industrial sites. The company addresses this risk by implementing structured OHS management systems, conducting regular safety training, and maintaining a permit to work system.

The company places emphasis on employee well-being, with medical camps regularly organized and technical skills training provided across the organization. The cost incurred on these welfare measures was reported as 3.40% of total revenue for FY 2025-26. Furthermore, the median remuneration for workers stood at `3.33 Lakhs per annum.

Governance and Stakeholder Engagement​

The report noted that effective governance mechanisms provide an opportunity to build trust among stakeholders. The company conducts regular reviews of NGRBC (National Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct).

In terms of stakeholder management, the company identified employees, customers, suppliers, and investors as key stakeholder groups, maintaining a regular engagement frequency across these categories. The Company's manufacturing operations adhere to relevant environmental laws, including the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act.

THEJO Stock Price Movement​

Shares of Thejo Engineering Limited edged higher today, gaining 1.37% to settle at ₹1928 after trading strong throughout the session. The stock saw activity on a volume of 4,918 shares and demonstrated an intraday range between a low of ₹1860.6 and its high.