
Embedding sustainability
into strategy and governance
As climate action becomes increasingly urgent, we recognize that responsible growth and environmental stewardship are essential to long-term value creation. As an AI and analytics partner to leading global enterprises, with over 5,000 employees across 19 locations worldwide, we are committed to embedding sustainability across how we operate, innovate, and grow.
As climate action becomes increasingly urgent, we recognize that responsible growth and environmental stewardship are essential to long-term value creation. As an AI and analytics partner to leading global enterprises, with over 5,000 employees across 19 locations worldwide, we are committed to embedding sustainability across how we operate, innovate, and grow.
Our sustainability journey has evolved from foundational carbon accounting into a structured, enterprise-wide program with regular Board oversight. We continue to strengthen measurement, enhance disclosures, and align with leading national and global frameworks to drive transparent, measurable, and credible progress.
Our sustainability journey has evolved from foundational carbon accounting into a structured, enterprise-wide program with regular Board oversight. We continue to strengthen measurement, enhance disclosures, and align with leading national and global frameworks to drive transparent, measurable, and credible progress.
Sustainability is embedded within our broader ESG framework, supporting disciplined risk management, stronger accountability and long-term value creation for stakeholders.
Sustainability is embedded within our broader ESG framework, supporting disciplined risk management, stronger accountability and long-term value creation for stakeholders.
We remain committed to advancing towards net-zero emissions while promoting responsible business practices that create value for our clients, employees, communities and the environment.
We remain committed to advancing towards net-zero emissions while promoting responsible business practices that create value for our clients, employees, communities and the environment.
Key 2025-26 Milestones
Key 2025-26 Milestones
Climate disclosure
Continued climate reporting through the CDP Climate Change Questionnaire and the EcoVadis assessment platform.
CDP score
Achieved a B rating on the CDP Climate Change Questionnaire.
Materiality assessment
Conducted a Double Materiality Assessment, building on the Company’s previous materiality exercise.
Assessment aligned with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS).
Assessed both impact and financial materiality to identify and prioritize ESG issues most relevant to Fractal and its stakeholders, including its value chain.
ESG governance
ESG governance
ESG governance is anchored at the highest level through the Board-level CSR and ESG Committee, which provides quarterly strategic oversight and guidance. Regular updates from the CEO and Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) help align sustainability priorities with business execution.
ESG governance is anchored at the highest level through the Board-level CSR and ESG Committee, which provides quarterly strategic oversight and guidance. Regular updates from the CEO and Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) help align sustainability priorities with business execution.
ESG Steering Committee (ESTA)
ESG Steering Committee (ESTA)
Implementation is led by the cross-functional ESG Steering Committee, known as the ESG Taskforce (ESTA), established in 2022 and chaired by the CSO. Comprising senior leaders across the organization, ESTA integrates ESG considerations into key business decisions and drives coordinated action across functions.
Implementation is led by the cross-functional ESG Steering Committee, known as the ESG Taskforce (ESTA), established in 2022 and chaired by the CSO. Comprising senior leaders across the organization, ESTA integrates ESG considerations into key business decisions and drives coordinated action across functions.
CSO and ESTA
CSO and ESTA
The CSO and ESTA oversee the assessment and management of environmental dependencies, impacts, risks, and opportunities, while reviewing future trends to ensure preparedness. Responsibilities include setting and monitoring corporate environmental policies and commitments, as well as measuring progress toward both corporate and science-based targets. Their responsibilities include climate transition planning and overseeing environmental reporting, audits, and verification processes to maintain accountability and transparency. Having a senior level cross-functional task force and steering committee (the ESTA) enables integration of net-zero considerations across areas such as facilities design, sustainable procurement, and inclusion.
The CSO and ESTA oversee the assessment and management of environmental dependencies, impacts, risks, and opportunities, while reviewing future trends to ensure preparedness. Responsibilities include setting and monitoring corporate environmental policies and commitments, as well as measuring progress toward both corporate and science-based targets. Their responsibilities include climate transition planning and overseeing environmental reporting, audits, and verification processes to maintain accountability and transparency. Having a senior level cross-functional task force and steering committee (the ESTA) enables integration of net-zero considerations across areas such as facilities design, sustainable procurement, and inclusion.
Fractal Sustainability Project (FSP)
Fractal Sustainability Project (FSP)
The Fractal Sustainability Project (FSP) team serves as the execution engine, ensuring strategies are effectively translated into action across the organization. The CSR program, guided by the CSR Policy, integrates with the broader corporate vision to create equitable and impactful outcomes. Progress is reported quarterly to the Board-level CSR and ESG Committee, strengthening governance and oversight.
The Fractal Sustainability Project (FSP) team serves as the execution engine, ensuring strategies are effectively translated into action across the organization. The CSR program, guided by the CSR Policy, integrates with the broader corporate vision to create equitable and impactful outcomes. Progress is reported quarterly to the Board-level CSR and ESG Committee, strengthening governance and oversight.
ESG governance framework
Board-level CSR and ESG Committee
Group CEO, CEO and Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO)
ESG Task Force (ESTA) or Steering Committee (including the above and other select functional heads, Chair: CSO)
Fractal Sustainability Project Team
Our climate vision
Our climate vision
Guided by our ambition to achieve Net Zero emissions by or before 2040, we are integrating climate considerations into our business strategy, operations and decision-making.
Guided by our ambition to achieve Net Zero emissions by or before 2040, we are integrating climate considerations into our business strategy, operations and decision-making.
We are committed to advancing a low-carbon future through near- and long-term emissions reduction targets and our continued alignment with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). Guided by our ambition to achieve Net Zero emissions by or before 2040, we are integrating sustainability into our business strategy, operations and decision-making.
We are committed to advancing a low-carbon future through near- and long-term emissions reduction targets and our continued alignment with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). Guided by our ambition to achieve Net Zero emissions by or before 2040, we are integrating sustainability into our business strategy, operations and decision-making.
Through a structured roadmap, we are implementing climate-focused initiatives across the organization, supported by investments in sustainable technologies, processes, and partnerships that support long-term environmental resilience and responsible growth.
Through a structured roadmap, we are implementing climate-focused initiatives across the organization, supported by investments in sustainable technologies, processes, and partnerships that support long-term environmental resilience and responsible growth.
89%
Operationally controlled real estate
Key offices in Mumbai, Gurugram, and Bengaluru
82%
Global real estate footprint
Represented by three major facilities
May 2025
New Bengaluru facilities launched
Progressing towards LEED & WELL certification
We continue to embed sustainability across our infrastructure and workplace operations, aligning our facilities with globally recognized environmental, and wellness standards.
We continue to embed sustainability across our infrastructure and workplace operations, aligning our facilities with globally recognized environmental, and wellness standards.
Mumbai and Bengaluru facilities powered by renewable energy
Mumbai office certified, reflecting focus on occupant health and well-being
ISO 27001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 for the 2nd consecutive year
Decarbonization progress:
During FY 2025–26, we advanced our decarbonization efforts by procuring green power for the two new Bengaluru facilities.
Decarbonization progress:
During FY 2025–26, we advanced our decarbonization efforts by procuring green power for the two new Bengaluru facilities.
Decarbonization progress:
During FY 2025–26, we advanced our decarbonization efforts by procuring green power for the two new Bengaluru facilities.
We are also strengthening operational excellence through internationally recognized management systems. Our offices in Mumbai, Gurugram and one Bengaluru location hold ISO 27001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications, maintained for the second consecutive year, while the two new facilities are progressing towards certification.
We are also strengthening operational excellence through internationally recognized management systems. Our offices in Mumbai, Gurugram and one Bengaluru location hold ISO 27001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications, maintained for the second consecutive year, while the two new facilities are progressing towards certification.
Driving emissions transparency and performance
Driving emissions transparency and performance
7
Conservative years
GHG inventory independently assured
82-89%
Coverage
of global and India leased real estate
FY 2019-20
Baseline year
Emissions tracking and accounting
Our GHG inventory has been independently assured for seven consecutive years in accordance with the AA1000AS Standard (Moderate Assurance), applying an operational control approach.
Our GHG inventory has been independently assured for seven consecutive years in accordance with the AA1000AS Standard (Moderate Assurance), applying an operational control approach.
Fractal has maintained a GHG inventory and undertaken carbon accounting since its baseline year of FY 2019–20, with independent third-party assurance of its emissions data. From FY 2019–20 through FY 2025–26, we have demonstrated consistent commitment to emissions transparency and accountability.
Fractal has maintained a GHG inventory and undertaken carbon accounting since its baseline year of FY 2019–20, with independent third-party assurance of its emissions data. From FY 2019–20 through FY 2025–26, we have demonstrated consistent commitment to emissions transparency and accountability.
We continue to strengthen our measurement and reporting practices and to seek independent assurance of our GHG emissions. The assurance covers Fractal’s carbon accounting/GHG inventory across its facilities, including our three largest facilities in India, which together represent approximately 82% of global leased real estate and around 89% of leased real estate in India under the operational control approach.
We continue to strengthen our measurement and reporting practices and to seek independent assurance of our GHG emissions. The assurance covers Fractal’s carbon accounting/GHG inventory across its facilities, including our three largest facilities in India, which together represent approximately 82% of global leased real estate and around 89% of leased real estate in India under the operational control approach.
While FY 2019–20 remains our baseline year for emissions tracking, currently, the evolving scope and boundary of operations including the addition of new facilities and expanded coverage of value chain categories such as Purchased Goods and Services and Capital Goods, influence the comparability of emissions data over time.
While FY 2019–20 remains our baseline year for emissions tracking, currently, the evolving scope and boundary of operations including the addition of new facilities and expanded coverage of value chain categories such as Purchased Goods and Services and Capital Goods, influence the comparability of emissions data over time.

