• Solar power sourcing: Swaraj Tractors is sourcing 50% of its manufacturing power requirements from a Bathinda-based solar plant through Mahindra Susten at arm's-length market rates, offering slight cost advantages over grid electricity as operations scale.
• Value chain greening: The company plans to extend solar power supply to other group companies and suppliers to green its entire value chain, while engaging with the Punjab Government to potentially expand sourcing beyond the current 50% limit.
• Group captive replication: The captive solar sourcing arrangement implemented with Mahindra Susten is structured as a replicable model intended for adoption by other Mahindra group companies.
• Supply chain management: Despite industry disruptions since COVID, domestic supply chain impacts have remained limited due to support from suppliers and the government, allowing the company to effectively manage challenges across its 97% domestically sourced component base.