Carysil Limited has submitted its Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report (BRSR) for the financial year ended March 31, 2026, to the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange. The filing, dated August 25, 2026, outlines the company's standalone performance and sustainability metrics for FY26.

Financial Overview

The company reported a standalone turnover of ₹504.62 crore and a net worth of ₹466.50 crore as of March 31, 2026. Exports constitute a significant portion of the business, contributing 81% of total turnover on a consolidated basis. The entity operates through four plants and four offices domestically, alongside two plants and six offices internationally.

What the Numbers Show

A notable divergence exists between the company's domestic sourcing strategy and its international revenue footprint. While exports drive 81% of consolidated turnover, only 17.71% of input material by value was sourced directly from within India in FY26, down from 18.59% in the prior year. This suggests a heavy reliance on imported raw materials or components to fuel its export-oriented manufacturing model.

Operational Metrics

Employee Welfare and Safety

Carysil employed 478 permanent employees and engaged 1,089 workers at the end of FY26. The workforce is predominantly male, with women constituting 6.69% of permanent employees and 4.78% of workers. The company reported a permanent employee turnover rate of 2.09% in FY26, down from 2.91% in FY25.

Safety records remained strong with zero major occupational injuries, fatalities, or lost-time injuries reported during the year. The company maintains ISO 45001:2018 certification for occupational health and safety across all operations.

Environmental Performance

Total energy consumption rose to 6,67,33,923 Joules in FY26 from 6,12,32,799 Joules in FY25. Non-renewable sources accounted for the majority of this usage. Greenhouse gas emissions (Scope 1 and 2) totaled 9,139.81 metric tonnes of CO2 equivalent, comprising 3,225.63 tonnes from Scope 1 and 5,914.18 tonnes from Scope 2.

Waste generation increased significantly to 525.25 metric tonnes in FY26, up from 318 metric tonnes in FY25. However, waste recovery also improved, with 250.07 metric tonnes recycled compared to 138.6 metric tonnes in the previous year. The company continues to operate without a Zero Liquid Discharge system but reuses treated wastewater for gardening and civil purposes.

Carysil has confirmed that the U.S. Tariff-Rate Quota (TRQ) on quartz surface products does not affect its quartz sink exports. The company clarified that its product offerings fall outside the scope of products covered under the TRQ, meaning its export operations to the U.S. market remain unaffected by the quota mechanism.

Distinction between product categories

The company drew a clear line between quartz surface products, which are subject to the TRQ, and quartz sinks, which constitute Carysil's core export offering. According to the company, these are distinct product categories, and the TRQ applies exclusively to quartz surface products, not to the quartz sinks that Carysil manufactures and exports.

Impact on U.S. export business

By confirming that its quartz sink exports are not included within the TRQ framework, Carysil indicated that its shipments to the U.S. are not subject to the quota-related restrictions or additional duties that would apply to quartz surface products under the TRQ. The clarification addresses any potential concern among stakeholders regarding the applicability of the U.S. trade measure to the company's export portfolio.