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Ambuja Cements Targets 140 Million Tonnes via Acquisitions, Faces CRGO Steel Shortage

Ambuja Cements, a key player in India’s cement industry and a part of the Adani Group, is poised for significant expansion, aiming to increase its production capacity to 140 million tonnes by 2027-28. Currently operating with a robust net worth of nearly ₹60,000 crore and maintaining a debt-free status, the company is well-positioned to explore both organic and inorganic growth avenues. The present production capacity stands at 89 million tonnes, projected to surpass 100 million tonnes by March 2025, a testament to its ambitious growth strategy.

In the latest quarterly earnings call, Chief Financial Officer Vinod Bahety emphasised the company’s financial health, stating, “With sufficient liquidity, we can seize opportunities for expansion.” Despite a consolidated profit decline of over 50% year-on-year to ₹473 crore for the September quarter, revenue from operations reached an all-time high of ₹7,516 crore, highlighting a 1% increase. The firm sold 14.2 million tonnes of cement during this period, marking a 9% increase and the highest volume recorded for this quarter in five years. Ambuja Cements’ commitment to sustainability resonates deeply with both investors and consumers. The company has actively pursued acquisitions—such as Sanghi Industries and Penna Cement—since entering the cement sector in 2022, reinforcing its growth trajectory while prioritising environmentally responsible practices. CEO Ajay Kapur stated, “We remain committed to our targets, ensuring cost efficiency and high governance standards in our operations.”

The community’s sentiment towards Ambuja’s expansion is largely positive, as many see the potential for job creation and local economic growth. However, there is a growing concern regarding the environmental impact of increased production. Balancing growth with sustainability is imperative. The company has plans to enhance energy efficiency in its operations, employing cleaner technologies and reducing carbon emissions—a commitment that is increasingly important to socially-conscious consumers and investors alike. As Ambuja Cements forges ahead, the emphasis on sustainable practices is not merely a corporate responsibility but a reflection of evolving consumer expectations. This dual focus on growth and sustainability positions Ambuja as a forward-thinking leader in the industry, ensuring that its expansion benefits both the economy and the environment.

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