What this is
Regulatory sustainability reporting written to be understood rather than merely filed. A compliant report nobody reads does very little for standing.
What you get
Where it sits
Claims that hold up when a journalist reads the appendix.
Frequently asked
It applies to the top listed companies by market capitalisation under SEBI requirements, with scope widening. Your company secretary will confirm.
No. Data and assurance stay with your sustainability team and assurance provider. We write the narrative and explanatory sections.
Selectively and carefully. Amplifying claims beyond what the report substantiates is precisely how greenwashing complaints start.
Meeting the SEBI disclosure requirement produces a document. Whether anyone reads it depends entirely on how the narrative sections are written.
Metrics moving the wrong way are noticed. Explaining them with context is credible; hiding them in an annexure is not, and is what activists look for first.
Sustainability and financial reporting that describe different companies is a common failure and an easy one to catch.
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