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01   INTEGRATED      73  STATUTORY      178  FINANCIAL
 Integrated Annual Report 2021-22  REPORT  REPORTS        STATEMENTS
                  Using the Six Capitals
                  in Business Model to
                  Create Value
 Using the Six Capitals in Business Model to Create Value



 Capitals and actions to enhance them   Inputs   Outcomes   Capitals and actions to enhance them   Inputs   Outcomes

 Financial Capital     Cash and cash equivalents*:    (+)   Revenue: ₹ 12,622 crore ( )  Human Capital      Strong team of 4,642 people   (+)   High employee productivity, job
 ₹ 2,635 crore ( )  (+)  EBITDA: ₹ 2,305 crore ( )     Training days per employee:   satisfaction, engagement and retention
    Networth: ₹ 19,157 crore ( )  (+)  EBITDA/Revenue from operations: 18% ( )  2.9 man-days ( )  (+)  Zero incident of labour unrest
 A balanced, cost-effective funding mix (debt      Capital employed: ₹ 29,911 crore ( )  The knowledge, skills, experience and      Safety training per employee:   (+)   Safety performance with Total
 and equity) deployed for sustaining and creating   (+)  Proposed Dividend: ₹ 12.50 per share ( )  motivation of our employees help us   2.44 man-days ( )  Recordable Injury Frequency Rate of 1.43
 value across all capitals.     Debt-free on standalone basis  (+)   Strengthened balance sheet as gross debt:   to create value.
 equity improved to 0.37 ( )                                                       (1.46 in FY 2020-21) ( )
 Actions to enhance   Availability, affordability and    (+)  Net debt to EBITDA at 1.9 ( )  Actions to enhance  Availability, affordability and   (–)   2 Unfortunate fatal incidents ( )
 accessibility of inputs                       accessibility of inputs
 We maintain focus on free cash flows (FCF)   (+)  RoCE (Standalone): 6.40% ( )  We are investing in building future-ready
 generation and prudent financial management   Our balance sheet position provides adequate   (+)  Increase in market capitalisation: 30%  capabilities among people and in digital   We have steady access of skilled labour at
 to fund growth, reduce debt and pay dividends.   access to internal funds and external funds to   (–)   Net Cash generated from operations:    initiatives and niche skills. We are focussing   our plants globally. We continue to train
 We are investing in high value products and   invest in growth opportunities. The current   ₹ 1,644 crore ( )  on diversity and inclusion to foster creativity   our people to build skills and provide them
 business to drive margins and build niche.   improvement in demand scenario provides   and innovation.  with various benefits to enhance retention
 opportunity to enhance cash position.         as well as attract new talent.
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 * including Deposits with < 12 months maturity &   P. 43
 Current Investments
                   Social and Relationship
 Manufactured Capital      Capex incurred: ₹ 1,277 crore ( )  (+)   Enhancement in manufactured assets      CSR spending* (standalone) – ₹ 15.88 crore ( )  (+)   CSR beneficiaries: 3 lakh
    Innovation to recover and reuse key   and capex progressing well  Capital      Relationship management and collaborative   (increase from 2 lakh) ( )
 resources (CO2 and Sodium)   (+)   Increase in sale of Soda Ash to 3,665 KT;   working with customers   (+)   Creating local employment opportunities
 Infrastructure such as plants, warehousing      Sodium Bicarbonate to 231 KT; and   The collaborative relationships with the      Positive engagement with trade unions   in multiple regions of presence
 and logistics facilities and physical assets in   Availability, affordability and   Salt to 1,609 KT  communities, supply chain partners and   (+)   Maintained high customer
 which we have invested financial capital to   accessibility of inputs  (–)   Production impact by extended   customers, along with our welfare initiatives,      Continued engagement with and support   satisfaction index
 ensure efficient operations and generate   monsoon and cyclone  led to strengthening of our reputation of   to supply chain partners to ensure effective
 long-term returns.  Our sustained investments in plant,   being a long-term partner of choice and to   service delivery   (+)   Multiple new customers added
 equipment and technology has enhanced   (–)   Higher input costs due to rise in prices of   (+)   Enhancement in global
 Actions to enhance   plant availability. Projects have been   fuel and freight and prices of solar salt   secure licence to operate.  Availability, affordability and   supply chain network
 We undertake process safety, risk management   implemented to fast-track the capacity   Actions to enhance  accessibility of inputs  (+)   No regulatory implications or fines due
                                               Stakeholder’s expectations are constantly
 and sustainability initiatives to enhance   expansion programmes for scheduled   We are engaging with all stakeholders on a   increasing in terms of the value we create   to non-compliance. Paid taxes on time
 operational reliability. Project ACE (Agile,   commissioning.   continual basis to address their needs.   for them and determining their association   (–)   1,019 complaints received
 Competitive, Excellence) has been implemented   Read more  based on ESG performance. Our focus   from customers
 to achieve operational excellence through   P. 50   on core value of ensuring safety of our
 cost optimisation and throughput increase     stakeholders, and serving them with
 initiatives. We emphasise digitisation to build   Integrity, Passion, Care and Excellence
 smart factories.                              enables us to meet their expectations.
                                               * Higher than our 2% commitment

 Intellectual Capital      Investment in R&D (including   (+)   Robust new product launches   Natural Capital   Resources used:  (+)   No serious environmental incidents or
 Rallis): ₹ 68 crore ( )  and registrations        Trona 52,93,597 MT ( )          material impact to biodiversity / habitats
    Technically skilled people in R&D    (+)   Enhancement in intellectual property      Solar Salt 25,99,410 MT ( )  (+)   No water source negatively impacted by
 Science knowledge, R&D capabilities,   (including Rallis): 245   with 11 new patent grants   The renewable and non-renewable natural   our extraction
 information technology infrastructure   (+)   Implementation of advanced   resources that we use in our operations to      Limestone 20,95,401 MT ( )  (+)   Sustainable use of resources
 and digitalisation enable development of   Availability, affordability and   technologies (IIoT, AI) in more areas of   generate social and economic value and the   Availability, affordability and   (–)   Increase in fresh water withdrawal from
 competitive products and market share win.  resultant environmental impacts.
 accessibility of inputs  Mithapur plant       accessibility of inputs             2,614 Megalitres to 3,021 Megalitres
 Actions to enhance  Our high brand image enables us to retain   Focus on Green Chemistry – Fermentation   Our efforts in water management and   (–)   Increase in CO2 emission
 We are strengthening synergies between R&D   and attract skilled people which drives our   platform for Prebiotics, Silica, etc.  reuse, sodium and CO 2 recovery and energy   (by 0.25 million MT to 4.38 million MT)
 centres and investing financial capital to fund   intellectual capital. We also continue to   Actions to enhance  efficiency (through renewable energy and
 research projects as well as to improve R&D   nurture our science knowledge through   We have aligned our sustainability goals with   operational efficiency) have significantly
 infrastructure.  investments in R&D and collaborations with   Responsible Care, CORE and UN SDGs guidelines.   reduced our dependence on natural
 Read more  global institutions and academia.  We are strongly focussed on and investing in   resources. We will continue to invest in these
 P. 36      initiatives around carbon abatement, circular   areas and in innovation.
            economy and biodiversity protection.
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 ( )Increase (over past financial year)  ( )Decrease (over past financial year)  (+) Positive outcome  (–) Negative outcome
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