Adani Cement has taken a big step toward greener growth, becoming the first Indian cement company to adopt the global Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) framework. With this decision, the maker of Ambuja and ACC cement joins a small group of global leaders who are choosing to place nature and biodiversity at the centre of business strategy.
The company plans to start publishing TNFD-aligned disclosures from FY26. For Adani Cement, this is not just a formal compliance move — it is part of a larger shift towards responsible manufacturing and climate resilience.
Vinod Bahety, CEO of the cement business at Adani Group, described the moment as “pivotal,” noting that the business believes long-term success is possible only when growth goes hand-in-hand with environmental care. He pointed to recent milestones like deploying the world’s first commercial RotoDynamic Heater™ for low-carbon production as signs of the company’s momentum.
Over the past few years, Adani Cement has worked to deepen its sustainability footprint, from planting more than seven million trees and achieving 12 times water positivity, to expanding its range of green, blended cement, which now forms over 85% of its portfolio. These efforts, the company says, reflect a commitment to building not just infrastructure, but a healthier future.
The TNFD adoption also aligns with national goals on climate action and biodiversity protection. With targets like 30% alternative fuel use and 60% green energy share by FY28, Adani Cement hopes to set a benchmark for the broader industry.
As one of the world’s major cement producers, this step of Adani Cement is expected to encourage others in the sector to prioritise transparency, sustainability and nature-aligned growth.
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