Persistent Systems has been ranked 13th in the Perpetual Capital Hurun India Impact 50–2026, a list that recognises companies for their contribution to sustainability, social impact and responsible business practices.
The recognition reflects the company’s efforts to integrate sustainability into its business strategy as it expands its digital engineering, enterprise modernisation and artificial intelligence-driven services.
Sustainability performance
Persistent secured top positions across several sustainability parameters. The company was ranked first among organisations targeting carbon neutrality by 2030.
It was also ranked second in categories linked to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 3 on Good Health and Well-Being, SDG 13 on Climate Action, and for achieving the highest waste-recycling ratio.
Technology sector leadership
The company was ranked third among sustainable software and services companies, underscoring its position within the technology sector.
Persistent also secured the fourth position among companies advancing SDG 5 on Gender Equality, reflecting progress in workforce inclusion and talent development initiatives.
ESG integration
“Sustainability is no longer separate from business strategy. As enterprises accelerate AI, cloud and digital transformation, ESG is becoming central to operational efficiency, resilience and long-term value creation,” Persistent Systems, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Sustainability and ESG Chitra Byregowda said.
“This recognition reflects how consistently our teams are embedding these principles across our global operations, from climate action and resource efficiency to inclusion and community impact, while building a stronger, future-ready business,” she added.
“We congratulate Persistent Systems on its inclusion in the Perpetual Capital Hurun India Impact 50. The recognition reflects a deliberate organisational direction in which sustainability goals are positioned as a structural consideration across climate action, resource efficiency and social impact,” Hurun India Founder and Chief Researcher Anas Junaid said.