ABB India's journey toward sustainable growth.

Summary
ABB India faced converging pressures: mandatory SEBI BRSR disclosure, ABB Group's global 2030 sustainability targets, and clear cost logic, while operating five manufacturing campuses across a country spanning 35 states of regulatory and operational variation.
ABB India pursued RE100 through rooftop solar, power purchase agreements, and IREC certificates, pursued water positivity and zero liquid discharge, and enrolled suppliers in its Sustainable Supply Base Management programme, all governed by a Board-level CSR/ESG Committee.
By CY2024, ABB India had cut Scope 1 and 2 emissions 86% versus its 2019 baseline, achieved RE100 across all five campuses, recycled approximately 95% of waste, and posted record revenue of Rs. 12,188 crore.
No. In the same period ABB India cut GHG emissions 86%, it posted record CY2024 results: revenue up 17% YoY to Rs. 12,188 crore, profit after tax up 50% to Rs. 1,875 crore, and ROCE at an all-time high of 26.5%.
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