Indian technology company Cyient has announced a commitment to become a carbon and water neutral business by the year 2025.

In this connection, the company is said to have adopted a holistic sustainability framework and has launched its first sustainability report.

According to Cyient, by adopting the framework, the company can ensure that the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) aspects are bolstered across the value chain with a leadership commitment that is strong, collaborative partnership, and empowered ecosystem to enable sustainable value generation for the long-term.

The sustainability framework of Cyient has 13 focus areas, which are distributed across the pillars – responsible, equitable, and accountable in line with the United Nations’ sustainable development goals (SDGs).

Krishna Bodanapu – Managing Director and CEO of Cyient said: “Stakeholders across the spectrum are demanding and valuing sustainability as an imperative. We believe our new framework will empower us to become the most sustainable engineering and manufacturing organization.

“With our goals, we envisage adopting a path where we create shared and sustainable long-term value for all our stakeholders.”

Earlier this week, Cyient launched a software-as-a-service (SaaS)-based solution and decision support platform called Mobius. Hosted on Microsoft Azure, Mobius is designed to consolidate the outage planning and approval process from a central location to offer enhanced information flow for streamlining schedule plans.

  Cyient, India, Krishna Bodanapu