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AI Risk Summary
**Financial Risk Summary: Heranba Industries Limited** Heranba's biggest financial exposure is regulatory non-compliance, with a critical 10.0/10 compliance risk score and estimated remediation costs of ₹2–9 crore against a ₹1495.9 crore revenue base (0.13–0.60% impact). The company faces mandatory SEBI BRSR Core Expansion disclosures and sector-specific BRSR P6 environmental obligations; failure to disclose material ESG data risks enforcement action and potential delisting for top-tier classification. EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) exposure is elevated at 6.5/10 with applicability status unknown—clarifying applicability and establishing compliance mechanisms is urgent to avoid penalties under India's plastic waste and e-waste rules. The absence of reported Scope 1/2 emissions data, combined with a 5.0/10 GHG intensity risk score, suggests either data gaps or underreporting; quantifying emissions exposure using India's CCTS carbon price (₹600–900/tonne) will be critical if carbon pricing or compliance mechanisms
Source: Heranba Industries Limited BRSR Filing, FY -. Derived from the company's own public disclosures. Not investment advice or a regulatory determination.