The sales volume rose to 11.9 million tons (10.5 mt) in the quarter under review
ACC, one of the main cement companies of the Adani Group, reported that its net consolidated gain in the quarter of March decreased by 20 percent to ₹ 751 million rupees, Insttent ₹ 943 million rupees due to the weak weak demand.
Income increased 13 percent to ₹ 5,992 million rupees (₹ 5,317 million rupees).
The company has announced a dividend of ₹ 7.50 per capital action and set on June 13 as the registration date for the payment of dividends.
The company registered an Ebitda 13 percent lower per ton or ₹ 698 against ₹ 800 registered the same quarter last year. The sales volume rose to 11.9 million tons (10.5 mt) in the quarter under review.
The company has reduced the oven fuel cost by 23 percent to ₹ 1.91 to 1.47/1000 kcal. Green energy consumption increased by 10 percentage points to 22 percent. Alternative fuel consumption in KLIN increased 0.4 percentage points to 11 percent.
Capacity expansion initiatives
Vinod Bahety, director and CEO of all the time, ACC, said that capacity expansion initiatives, including the implementation of new rectified units, backed by the writing and modernization of Debottlene, are aligned with the growing infrastructure and booming demand.
“We have also achieved significant progress in our ESG agenda improving our alternative fuel use, reducing carbon intensity and the advancement of water positivity initiatives,” he added.
Through its digital transformation program, the company has data, artificial intelligence and water automation to boost value chain efficiency from the quarry to the truck. This resulted in improved operational matrices, client strengthened participation and the creation of long -term value, he added.
Cement consumption grew 8 percent in fiscal year 2016 Q4 Fy25, against 7 percent registered in the previous quarter. The increase in demand was promoted by a collection in construction activities, improvement in rural demand, traction in the real estate sector and the increase in government spending in infrastructure and construction activities.
According to the growth trends observed in the last two quarters, it is projected that the demand for cement in this prosecutor will benefit continuously of the impulse obtained by the government’s expenditure on infrastructure and construction activities, the company said.
The growth is anticipated at a range of 7-8 percent for the next prosecutor, promoted by the demand for consumption on housing and infrastructure segments and the favorable impact of the Proinfra and Housing Budget 2025, he added.
Posted on April 24, 2025