Sunteck Realty submitted its Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report (BRSR) for FY26 on September 1, 2026. The filing discloses significant improvements in workforce stability and waste management efficiency across its real estate operations.

The report was filed pursuant to Regulation 34(2)(f) of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations, 2015. British Standards Institution (BSI) India provided reasonable assurance for the core sustainability metrics reported in the document.

Workforce Stability Improves

Employee turnover declined sharply in FY26 compared to the prior year. The total turnover rate for permanent employees fell to 28.28% in FY26, down from 38.45% in FY25. This reduction was driven by declines in both male turnover, which dropped from 38.27% to 25.76%, and female turnover, which fell from 38.21% to 34.23%.

The company employed 582 permanent staff at the end of FY26, comprising 421 males and 161 females. No workers were employed as defined under the BRSR Guidance Note. The board of directors included two women, representing 28.57% of the total seven directors.

Waste Management and Resource Efficiency

Waste generation intensity decreased significantly during the reporting period. Total waste generated fell to 3,372.07 metric tons in FY26, compared to 6,198.9 metric tons in FY25. Consequently, waste intensity per rupee of turnover dropped from 7.26 to 3.00.

The company reused or recycled 3,366.86 metric tons of waste in FY26. Construction and demolition waste accounted for the majority of volume, with 3,199.05 metric tons reused for backfilling and civil works. Only 5.21 metric tons were sent to landfills.

Environmental Metrics

Total energy consumption rose to 8,548.75 GJ in FY26 from 7,260.9 GJ in FY25. However, energy intensity improved, falling from 8.51 to 7.61 GJ per crore rupees of turnover. Renewable energy consumption was recorded at 238.82 GJ, primarily through electricity.

Greenhouse gas emissions showed divergent trends between scopes. Scope 1 emissions decreased slightly to 189.61 metric tons of CO2 equivalent from 195.19 metric tons. In contrast, Scope 2 emissions increased substantially to 1,547.00 metric tons from 1,056.44 metric tons, bringing total Scope 1 and 2 emissions to 1,736.61 metric tons.

What the Numbers Show

While Scope 1 emissions remained stable, the sharp rise in Scope 2 emissions indicates increased indirect carbon footprint from purchased electricity. This divergence suggests that operational expansion or higher energy usage at project sites outpaced direct emission reductions achieved through fuel efficiency measures.

Governance and Compliance

The company received 350 customer complaints in FY26, related primarily to maintenance, possession delays, and parking issues. Of these, 79 remained pending resolution at year-end. This is a decrease from the 654 complaints filed in FY25. No complaints were received regarding investors, shareholders, or employees.

No fines, penalties, or regulatory actions were reported during the financial year.

Sunteck Realty has set a target of ₹450 crore in annual rental income by FY29, marking a significant milestone in its strategy to build a recurring revenue stream from its commercial assets.

Rental income target

The company's rental income goal of ₹450 crore annually by FY29 reflects its focus on scaling its commercial and mixed-use portfolio. The target underscores Sunteck Realty's intent to diversify its revenue base beyond residential development by growing annuity income from leased assets.