Medium Risk

Rolex Rings Limited

Bearings Rings

CIN: L28910GJ2003PLC041991 FY: 2024-2025 Revenue: ₹1,154.8 Cr
5.3
ESG Risk
Score /10
Compliance RiskEpr ExposureGhg Intensity

Risk Breakdown

GHG Intensity
5.0
Water Intensity
5.0
Waste Intensity
1.0
EPR Exposure
6.5
Compliance Risk
9.6
HR Risk
3.0
Governance Risk
5.0

Financial Exposure

Est. Compliance Cost₹2–7 crore
EPR ApplicableUnknown
Scope 1 Emissions— tCO2e
Scope 2 Emissions— tCO2e
Water Withdrawal— m³
Waste Generated120.6 T

Governance

Anti-Corruption PolicyYes
Conflict of Interest PolicyUnknown
BRSR AssuranceNone
Assurance Provider

Double Materiality

Financial Materiality5.3
Impact Materiality4.5
QuadrantFinancially Material

Supply Chain

MSME Sourcing0.0%
Lifecycle AssessmentNo
Product ReclaimYes

Material Risks

e-waste

AI Risk Summary

**Financial Risk Summary – Rolex Rings Limited** Rolex Rings faces critical compliance exposure of ₹2–7 crore in estimated remediation costs, driven by a dangerously high compliance risk score of 9.6/10 under SEBI BRSR Core Expansion mandates—non-compliance risks enforcement action and potential delisting for a ₹1,155 crore revenue company. The company's EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) exposure score of 6.5/10 coupled with unknown EPR applicability creates regulatory ambiguity; failure to clarify and implement EPR compliance could trigger additional penalties under applicable waste management rules. Most problematically, absence of reported Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions data suggests either inadequate measurement systems or disclosure gaps—a red flag that may trigger SEBI scrutiny and delay regulatory clearance. Immediate action on compliance documentation, emissions quantification, and EPR classification is essential to avoid enforcement action and reputational damage to market standing.

Source: Rolex Rings Limited BRSR Filing, FY 2024-2025. Derived from the company's own public disclosures. Not investment advice or a regulatory determination.

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