UBLNSEUnited Breweries Limited· Brew/DistilleriesMinimalNeutral
Announced Mon, 14 Jul · 21:54 IST

United Breweries Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report FY 2025'.

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AI summary

United Breweries Limited has submitted its Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report (BRSR) for FY 2024-2025, covering the period from April 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025, as required under SEBI LODR Regulation 34(2). The report was independently assured at a 'Reasonable Assurance' level by SGS India Private Limited and covers 19 manufacturing units and the head office on a standalone basis. UBL's turnover for the year was Rs 19,40,080 lakhs (~Rs 19,401 crore) with a net worth of Rs 4,35,178 lakhs; 98.84% of revenue came from beer manufacturing. The company reports 1,441 permanent employees (25.1% female) and 1,447 permanent workers (1.5% female), with 20% female representation on the Board of Directors. Environmental disclosures include 6.4% of capex invested in environmental and social improvements, 71% returnable glass bottles in beer packaging, and 4,048 metric tons of plastic recycled under its Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program. Employee well-being spending dropped to 0.06% of revenue from 0.24% in the previous year, and employee turnover rose to 21.7% from 15.5%.

Likely market impact

This is a routine regulatory ESG disclosure rather than a material corporate action, so it is unlikely to drive short-term stock price movement. However, the increase in employee turnover, decline in well-being spending as a percentage of revenue, and a sharp rise in customer complaints (from 1,692 to 3,488) are points investors may monitor. The report strengthens ESG transparency and is aligned with SEBI's BRSR Core assurance requirements, which is positive for long-term governance perception.