Risk Breakdown
Financial Exposure
Governance
Double Materiality
Supply Chain
Material Risks
ESG Targets & Commitments
| Topic | Target / Metric | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Human Rights in Supply Chain | HR clauses in all contracts | Commitment |
AI Risk Summary
**Financial Risk Summary: Nestle India Limited** Nestle India faces its most acute financial exposure through **compliance risk (10.0/10 score)**, with estimated remediation costs of ₹32–120 crore under SEBI BRSR Core Expansion requirements; non-compliance could trigger enforcement action or delisting for this top-tier listed company. The **EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) exposure of 6.5/10 remains poorly quantified**, creating contingent liability uncertainty as packaging waste regulations tighten—the company's unclear EPR applicability status demands immediate classification to prevent unanticipated compliance costs. While GHG and water intensity risks are moderate (5.0/10 each), the absence of reported Scope 1 and 2 emissions data itself signals a disclosure gap that violates BRSR P6 environmental reporting standards and amplifies regulatory scrutiny risk. Priority action: complete mandatory BRSR environmental disclosures, clarify EPR obligations under CPCB rules, and establish baseline emissions inventory to avoid escalating penalties and investor confidence erosion.
Source: Nestle India Limited BRSR Filing, FY -. Derived from the company's own public disclosures. Not investment advice or a regulatory determination.