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Ipca Laboratories Limited — full event log

Every event we have on file across every reporting year. The Data-by-year tab summarises the top 10 per year; this page shows them all.

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2025· 17 events

Dependent: Sustainable procurement of critical suppliersData confidence — high

Self-Assessment Questionnaire floated to critical Raw Material (RM) and Packaging Material (PM) suppliers to evaluate compliance with the Sustainable Procurement Policy, with target of 100% critical supplier compliance by 2030. Signed acknowledgment copies of Supplier Code of Conduct being collected. About 29% of inputs sourced from MSMEs/small producers and 79% from within India, supporting localised low-emission supply chain.

sustainability_report p.86

20% Scope 1+2 reduction target by 2030affects scope 1 co2eData confidence — high

Company has set a target of 20% reduction in carbon emissions (Scope 1 and 2) by 2030. Reported 5.57% reduction in Scope 1+2 vs previous year. No baseline year explicitly specified.

sustainability_report p.65

20% women in office workforce by 2030Data confidence — high

Diversity target: 20% of women employees in offices by 2030. Achieved 20.21% in FY24-25 - target met.

sustainability_report p.65

35% hazardous waste co-processing by 2030Data confidence — high

Target to dispose 35% of hazardous waste through co-processing by 2030. Achieved 19% in FY24-25.

sustainability_report p.65

100% critical suppliers compliant with sustainable procurement by 2030Data confidence — high

Target for 100% of critical suppliers to be compliant with the Sustainable Procurement Policy by 2030. Self-Assessment Questionnaire floated to critical Raw Material and Packaging Material suppliers.

sustainability_report p.65

BRSR Core reasonable assurance + limited for rest by SGS IndiaData confidence — high

SGS India Private Limited provided reasonable assurance on BRSR Core indicators (9 ESG attributes) and limited assurance on remaining BRSR parameters for FY24-25. This is mandated under SEBI BRSR Core framework.

sustainability_report p.261

New mAbs, Drug Intermediates and Formulation manufacturing unitsData confidence — high

Company is setting up new green field facilities: Drug Intermediates plant at Hingni Wardha (₹150 cr), formulations plant at Dewas (₹275 cr), Monoclonal Antibodies (mAbs) facility at Pithampur (₹250 cr), and liquid injectables/oral liquids at Pisgah Forest USA (USD 20m).

sustainability_report p.22

ISO 14001 & ISO 45001 certifications at multiple sitesData confidence — high

Four API sites and two formulations sites are certified under ISO 45001. ISO 14001 environmental management standard adopted alongside cGMP. Subject to regular surveillance and re-certification audits by third party.

sustainability_report p.64

No durable carbon removals programme disclosedData confidence — med

The Company does not currently disclose any carbon removals (DAC, BECCS, biochar, afforestation) or offset retirement programme. Mitigation strategy is focused on operational decarbonisation (renewable PPAs, fuel switching to biomass and natural gas, energy efficiency) rather than removals or offsets. Backward integration via napier grass cultivation for boiler pellet fuel is mentioned but classified as biomass fuel switching rather than as carbon removals.

sustainability_report p.83

Primary: Energy efficiency: chillers, VFDs, LED, motor upgradesData confidence — high

Multiple energy conservation initiatives including improved chiller/brine plant efficiency, VFDs on higher HP pumps, LED lighting upgrade, replacement of old motors with energy-efficient ones, motion sensors, replacement of reciprocating air compressors with energy-efficient ones, replacement of manual fired boiler with Petcock fired boilers, compressed air leakage plugging, plate heat exchangers for hot water, thermo conductive liquid for chillers, switchover from WHAP to screw chillers, and RECO system on boilers saving 9-10% fuel.

sustainability_report p.56

Primary: Zero Liquid Discharge and water recycling at 15 of 17 plantsData confidence — high

ZLD mechanism implemented at 15 of 17 manufacturing plants using RO/MEE/ATFD/DAF/MVRE technologies. At 10 plants, ETP recycled water is used in utilities and STP treated water for gardening. Rain water harvesting and condensate recovery reduce freshwater demand. Reduces both water footprint and embedded energy of water treatment/discharge.

sustainability_report p.80

Dependent: Hazardous waste co-processing in cement kilnsData confidence — high

Larger quantity of hazardous waste is sent to cement plants for co-processing (substitutes fossil fuel and raw materials in cement production), reducing both upstream and downstream emissions. Target to dispose 35% of hazardous waste through co-processing by 2030; current rate 19%. Plastic waste fully recycled (1,339 MT); e-waste and battery waste routed to authorised recyclers.

sustainability_report p.82

Sale of Tarapur formulations manufacturing facilityData confidence — high

Company signed agreement to sell its formulations manufacturing facility at T-139, MIDC, Tarapur on slump sale basis for ₹36.90 crores. Assets reclassified as held for sale. Part of operational consolidation strategy to reduce manufacturing units.

sustainability_report p.22

Memorandum altered to permit captive power generationData confidence — high

Special resolution proposed to amend Memorandum and Articles of Association to permit setting up of captive power generation projects including from renewable sources (solar, wind, geothermal, tidal) to enable grant of captive status for the existing 20 MW Khandwa solar plant in Madhya Pradesh.

sustainability_report p.6

Captive solar and wind PPAs supplying ~10% of electricityData confidence — high

The Company has invested ₹161.06 crores in solar/wind renewable energy power plants at Solapur (Maharashtra), Patan (Gujarat), Khandwa (M.P.) and Athal (Silvassa) with total capacity of 36.57 MW. During FY24-25, these plants generated 319.81 lakh power units used for Company's manufacturing/R&D facilities. Approximately 10% of the Company's electricity requirement is supported by captive solar including a 20 MW solar plant at Khandwa, MP. Plans are underway via MOA amendment to expand captive power generation including solar, wind, hydro and geothermal sources. Renewable energy share improved from 8.05% in FY23-24 to 12.7% of total energy in FY24-25.

sustainability_report p.56

Primary: Fuel switching: biomass and piped natural gas replacing furnace oil & coalData confidence — high

Implemented fuel switch from furnace oil to biomass pellets at Athal (annual reduction of 4,037 tCO2) and from Light Diesel Oil to natural gas at Piparia (275 tCO2/year). Strategy includes shifting to piped natural gas in place of furnace oil and to biomass/briquette fuel in place of coal across operations. Backward integration into napier grass cultivation for in-house pellet manufacturing supports biomass fuel sourcing.

sustainability_report p.83

Primary: Captive renewable electricity generation (36.57 MW solar/wind)Data confidence — high

Owned-and-operated renewable energy projects totalling 36.57 MW across Solapur, Patan, Khandwa and Athal supply roughly 10% of the Company's electricity needs. Plans to expand captive solar capacity following MOA amendment authorising power generation as a business activity.

sustainability_report p.56

2024· 1 event

Acquired 52.67% stake in Unichem Laboratories LtdData confidence — high

On August 2, 2023, the Company acquired 52.67% controlling stake in Unichem Laboratories Ltd. for ₹1,542.85 crores. Unichem became a subsidiary along with its 6 wholly-owned subsidiaries. This is a major acquisition affecting consolidated reporting boundary. Acquisition expenses of ₹39.04 crores charged as exceptional item in FY23-24.

sustainability_report p.217