Ambuja Cement, part of the Adani portfolio, has crossed the milestone of 100 million tons per year (MTPA), which makes it the ninth largest cement company worldwide. The company reported its highest annual gain after taxes (PAT) or ₹ 5,158 million rupees, 9 percent more year -on -year, according to the results published on April 29, 2025.
The Ambuja Cement Limited shares quoted ₹ 535.30 for ₹ 9.65 or 1.77 percent in the NSE today at 3.15 pm.
The cement manufacturer achieved records of records annual record or 65.2 million tons, which represents a 10 percent increase compared to the previous year. Income increased 6 percent to reach ₹ 35,045 million rupees. For the fourth quarter, the EBITDA GRW 10 percent year -on -year to ₹ 1,868 million rupees, with quarterly sales volumes that increase by 13 percent to 18.7 million tons.
Vinod Bahety, director and CEO of all the time, said that the company is progressing towards its objective of 140 MTPa capacity for 2028, and it is expected that the lighting expansions will reach 118 MTPA at the end of the fiscal year of the year 2026.
The company completed the acquisition of Orient Cement and commissioned an expansion of 2.4 MTPA Brownfield in Farakka, Western Bengal. It also commissioned 299 MW or renewable energy energy (200 MW Solar and 99 MW of wind) of 1,000 MW planned, with the rest scheduled for its completion in June 2026.
Ambuja Cements reported significant costs in costs, including a 14 % reduction in the fuel costs of the ₹ 1.84 to ₹ 1.58 oven per ‘000 kcal. Logistic costs decreased by 2 percent to ₹ 1,238 per ton, driven by efficiency improvements, including a 16 km reduction in lead distance and an increase of 4 percentage points in direct shipping to 58 percent.
The company’s cash and cash equivalents are located at ₹ 10,125 million rupees, with an increase in net assets of ₹ 12,969 million rupees during the year to ₹ 63,811 million rupees. It remains free of debts and maintains the highest crisil rating of AAA (stable)/A1+.
The Junta Romó a dividend of ₹ 2.0 per action, maintaining the same level as last year. The company projects that cement demands growth in India to range between 7 and 8 percent for fiscal year 2026.
Posted on April 29, 2025
