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DELHI, MARCH 7, 2026
Runaya Metsource has
secured a place among the top 7 per cent of companies globally in its inaugural
S&P Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA), achieving a 93rd percentile
score for its Aluminium Recovery Business and reinforcing its commitment to
sustainable and responsible industrial practices.
The company ranked
among the top 11 out of 162 firms in the Commercial Services & Supplies
category, a significant recognition in one of the world’s most respected
benchmarks for evaluating how companies manage and disclose environmental,
social and governance (ESG) risks and impacts.
Runaya’s business
model is rooted in the principles of the circular economy, focusing on
transforming industrial waste into valuable resources while advancing towards a
zero-waste future. Its sustainability framework emphasises strong environmental
management, responsible supply chain practices, workforce wellbeing and robust
governance standards anchored in its Code of Conduct.
Naivedya Agarwal,
Managing Director, Runaya, said, “This recognition underscores the confluence
of strategy, execution, and purpose that defines Runaya. Across our portfolio,
including our critical metal recovery business, we pair technology with
operational discipline to strengthen India’s self-reliance while elevating
performance standards. Through data-led systems and integrated practices, we
are advancing manufacturing models where sustainability, resilience and
competitiveness move forward together.”
Building on this
global recognition, Runaya aims to further scale its operations while deepening
ESG integration across its businesses. The company is focused on strengthening
long-term resilience and delivering meaningful value for communities,
stakeholders and the environment, while continuing to demonstrate how
sustainability and industrial performance can progress hand in hand in the
natural resources and critical metals sector.
