Our dedication to renewable energy has led to solar installations across our factories, with a collective capacity of 1,240 kWp. This reduces the share of grid electricity we draw across our operations. 

Understanding our greenhouse gas emissions is a priority in how we manage our environmental impacts. We annually assess emissions across our facilities, with the inventory verified by Control Union in accordance with ISO 14064-1 for the stated reporting scope and period. This assessment helps us identify key emissions sources and prioritize reduction opportunities across energy use, waste minimization and resource efficiency.

Since its inception in 2014, the “Kruthaguna Piyasa” project which is our Annual Housing Assistance Program has been a cornerstone of our commitment to team member welfare. Each year, we carefully select 10 employees from each factory to receive housing stipends. As of 2023, this initiative has provided housing support to a total of 253 team members, excluding those who benefited from the construction of full houses. This program highlights our dedication to fostering a supportive workplace, ensuring our team members have the means to secure comfortable and stable housing, thereby contributing to their overall well-being.

Our commitment to healthcare advancement led us to actively take in this project with financial contributions towards the development and repair of the high-dependency ward at Kalubowila Hospital in 2021. This investment reflects our dedication to enhancing medical facilities and ensuring a more resilient and supportive environment for patient care in our community.

The renovation of Nikarawetiya Hospital’s mental health ward, previously in disrepair, revitalized essential facilities like beds, toilets, and fans. This upgrade ensures local access to quality mental health care, reducing the need for travel to distant hospitals. Our commitment to this project highlights our dedication to enhancing healthcare quality and accessibility, particularly in mental health services, benefiting community well-being.

Annually, we support children of our team members starting university after their Advanced-Level exams, providing a monthly grant until degree completion. This initiative, aiding 16 students in 2023, fosters academic motivation and cultivates a skilled workforce. By financially empowering students, we promote higher education access and nurture talent for community and national development.

Since 2011 and 2013, our TEG English and IT Academy has been pivotal in educating 330 village students.In 2023, 253 of them excelled in English (grades 1-11) and 79 in IT (grades 6-11). We strive to transcend local education limits by boosting English proficiency and IT skills, preparing students for a global society. TEG Academy is more than a school; it is a catalyst of societal change, promoting critical thinking, innovation, and adaptability. This commitment reflects our vision for an empowered, future-ready community.

Our initiative aims to create a positive learning environment and provide vital educational resources, supporting students’ academic paths. We go beyond material aid, rewarding academic excellence by annually recognizing students who excel in grade 5 scholarship exams. These top performers receive a grant until completing their Ordinary Level exams. This sustained financial support encourages their academic efforts and ensures ongoing educational support while providing relief to their parents who face economic hardships.
Our dedication to this project reflects our belief in education’s transformative power. By offering resources and financial incentives, we motivate students and support their academic success. This commitment underlines our focus on nurturing quality education and positively impacting students’ educational experiences.

Launched in 2018, the “Anagathaya Wavamu” (Grow Your Future) coconut cultivation project has a long-term ambition of distributing 500,000 plants. As of 2026, 222,844 plants have been distributed. The initiative supports rural communities connected to Sri Lanka’s coconut sector by promoting tree care, income opportunities and long-term raw-material resilience.  

A key aspect of the “Anagathaya Wavamu” project is its focus on involving children in tree planting, aiming to instil this habit in the younger generation. The project is structured to engage thousands of children from various regions of the country, fostering a widespread appreciation and understanding of environmental stewardship among the youth.