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: The Great Eastern Shipping Company Limited The company's **critical vulnerability is maximal compliance risk (10.0/10)** with an estimated remediation cost of ₹8–28 crore, driven by incomplete BRSR disclosure practices and uncertain EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) applicability—both triggering SEBI enforcement action risk and potential delisting exposure for top-tier listed entities. Water transport operations inherently generate significant Scope 1 emissions, yet reported figures show "None" tCO2e, indicating either severe underreporting or data capture failures that violate SEBI BRSR Core Expansion transparency mandates. With EPR exposure rated 6.5/10 and regulatory status unknown, the company faces unquantified liability if packaging/product take-back obligations apply to ship operations or supplies. At India's carbon credit trading system price of ₹600–900/tonne, unaccounted Scope 1 emissions represent hidden financial exposure; addressing compliance gaps within FY2024–25 reporting cycles is essential to mitigate regulatory penalties and investor confidence erosion.
Source: The Great Eastern Shipping Company Limited BRSR Filing, FY -. Derived from the company's own public disclosures. Not investment advice or a regulatory determination.