BKT Unveils FY25 Sustainability Report, ‘New Roads. Greener Future’
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BKT Unveils FY25 Sustainability Report, ‘New Roads. Greener Future’

Balkrishna Industries (BKT) has released its sustainability report for FY 2024–25 titled New Roads. Greener Future, outlining progress across environmental stewardship, circular manufacturing and workforce development, as the company strengthens its long-term ESG framework.
During FY25, BKT reported increased use of renewable and recycled inputs, deploying over 106,000 metric tonnes of renewable materials in primary products. Circularity remained central, supported by vertically integrated carbon black manufacturing and higher adoption of recycled raw materials, resulting in 98.17 per cent of waste being recycled or reused and a 14.92 per cent reduction in total waste generation.
The company achieved an 11.39 per cent reduction in groundwater withdrawal from water-stressed areas and a 2.03 per cent year-on-year reduction in water intensity per metric tonne of production. Energy transition initiatives led to a 21.37 per cent increase in renewable energy consumption and a reduction in non-renewable energy intensity. BKT also planted 35,701 trees across more than 19,000 sq m during the year.
People-centric initiatives remained a focus, with 508,743 hours of training delivered to employees and workers, reinforcing a culture of continuous learning and occupational health and safety.
Commenting on the approach, Dr Anurrag Khandelwal, General Manager – ESG, BKT, said sustainability is embedded in strategic decision-making, with actions including Scope 3 emissions assessment, life cycle assessment studies and integration of circularity to develop low-carbon products.
Rajiv Poddar, Joint Managing Director, BKT, said the past year accelerated the company’s transformation by combining strategic foresight with operational excellence, strengthening governance and embedding ESG criteria across the organisation to build a resilient, future-ready business.
BKT said the initiatives align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and reinforce its position as a sustainability-focused manufacturer in the off-highway tyre segment.

Balkrishna Industries (BKT) has released its sustainability report for FY 2024–25 titled New Roads. Greener Future, outlining progress across environmental stewardship, circular manufacturing and workforce development, as the company strengthens its long-term ESG framework.During FY25, BKT reported increased use of renewable and recycled inputs, deploying over 106,000 metric tonnes of renewable materials in primary products. Circularity remained central, supported by vertically integrated carbon black manufacturing and higher adoption of recycled raw materials, resulting in 98.17 per cent of waste being recycled or reused and a 14.92 per cent reduction in total waste generation.The company achieved an 11.39 per cent reduction in groundwater withdrawal from water-stressed areas and a 2.03 per cent year-on-year reduction in water intensity per metric tonne of production. Energy transition initiatives led to a 21.37 per cent increase in renewable energy consumption and a reduction in non-renewable energy intensity. BKT also planted 35,701 trees across more than 19,000 sq m during the year.People-centric initiatives remained a focus, with 508,743 hours of training delivered to employees and workers, reinforcing a culture of continuous learning and occupational health and safety.Commenting on the approach, Dr Anurrag Khandelwal, General Manager – ESG, BKT, said sustainability is embedded in strategic decision-making, with actions including Scope 3 emissions assessment, life cycle assessment studies and integration of circularity to develop low-carbon products.Rajiv Poddar, Joint Managing Director, BKT, said the past year accelerated the company’s transformation by combining strategic foresight with operational excellence, strengthening governance and embedding ESG criteria across the organisation to build a resilient, future-ready business.BKT said the initiatives align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and reinforce its position as a sustainability-focused manufacturer in the off-highway tyre segment.

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