CMR Green Technologies Limited said it has filed an updated Annual Report for FY 2025-26 after identifying an inadvertent error in the version dispatched by email on September 8, 2026. The correction relates specifically to page 48 of the report, where the biographical description of Independent Director Ms. Rashmi Verma was reproduced in the filing.
Source: CMR Green Technologies Limited filing dated September 24, 2026, via nsearchives.nseindia.com. In the filing, the company said the updated annual report now incorporates the correction and is available on its website. The notice was signed by Company Secretary and Compliance Officer Srishti Saxena and addressed to the National Stock Exchange of India Limited and BSE Limited.
Source: CMR Green Technologies Limited filing dated September 24, 2026, via nsearchives.nseindia.com. The annual report also shows that CMR Green remained focused on recycling-led growth in FY2025-26. The company described itself as India’s largest manufacturer of secondary aluminium and zinc alloys, with 13 recycling facilities across 8 states and a combined production capacity of 6,15,150 MTPA as of March 31, 2026.
It reported FY2026 revenue from operations of ₹8,640.19 crore, EBITDA of ₹449.44 crore and PAT of ₹228.38 crore. Source: CMR Green Technologies Limited Annual Report 2025-26, via nsearchives.nseindia.com. The report said the company continues to evaluate opportunities in copper, lead and lithium-ion battery recycling, while maintaining a circular-economy model that reduces dependence on primary metal production.
It also noted that recycled aluminium uses approximately 95% less energy, emits 92% less CO2 and uses 95% less water than primary aluminium, according to the company’s ESG disclosures. Source: CMR Green Technologies Limited Annual Report 2025-26, via nsearchives.nseindia.com. On market outlook, the company said demand for recycled aluminium and other non-ferrous metals should benefit from electric mobility, infrastructure spending, domestic manufacturing and decarbonisation trends.
It also highlighted policy support, including mandatory recycled content requirements for non-ferrous metals from FY2028-29 onward under India’s hazardous waste rules. Source: CMR Green Technologies Limited Annual Report 2025-26, via nsearchives.nseindia.com.
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