Paradeep Phosphates Limited (PPL) has been selected for inclusion in S&P Global's The Sustainability Yearbook 2026 as a 'Yearbook Member'. This Indian fertilizer company excelled in the Corporate Sustainability Assessment, reflecting its ongoing commitment in the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) domain.
In S&P Global's Corporate Sustainability Assessment, Paradeep Phosphates Limited scored 76 points, placing it among the top 2% in the global chemicals industry. The company is the only fertilizer company from India selected for the 2026 Yearbook. S&P Global assessed over 9,200 companies in 2025, with only 848 companies from 59 industries making the cut, highlighting the rigorous nature of this recognition.
Suresh Krishnan, Managing Director & CEO of Paradeep Phosphates Limited, stated: "This recognition reflects our long-term vision of building a responsible and future-ready enterprise. As a leader in the phosphatic fertilizer industry, we believe sustainability is integral to India's agricultural advancement and national development. By integrating ESG principles into our core strategy, we focus on creating long-term value for farmers, stakeholders, and the nation, while moving towards a more resilient future." The company integrates ESG into its operations and strategy, viewing sustainability as central to value creation.
Rajeev Nambiar, President & COO of Paradeep Phosphates Limited, emphasized: "At PPL, sustainability is embedded across our entire value chain—from strengthening governance frameworks and enhancing operational efficiency to driving responsible sourcing and manufacturing excellence. We are translating our ESG commitments into measurable outcomes. This recognition reflects our steadfast commitment to surpass global ESG benchmarks, while further solidifying our position as a sustainability leader in India's chemicals industry." Innovation and continuous improvement are key to the company's sustainability strategy.
Paradeep Phosphates Limited aligns its sustainability agenda with India's agricultural growth and food security goals, contributing to rural prosperity and national development by strengthening supply chain management, reducing carbon footprint, enhancing employee well-being, and driving community development. As ESG performance becomes a critical benchmark, inclusion in S&P Global's The Sustainability Yearbook 2026 enhances the company's credibility and supports its efforts to deepen sustainability initiatives.
