Fresh from Ahmedabad, Adani-owned ACC Limited unveiled blockbuster Q3 FY 2025-26 numbers, with PAT ballooning 346% to Rs 380 crore annually. Revenues swelled 22% to Rs 6,483 crore, propelled by unprecedented cement volumes.
The December quarter etched history with peak sales and 11.3 million tonnes output—a 15% gain—showcasing ACC’s grip on a booming market driven by government infra pushes.
CEO Vinod Bahroliya hailed the ‘strong quarter’ sustaining growth. Premiums and trade thrived, RMX grew footprint for better margins and competitive moat versus peers.
Merger with Ambuja Cements heralds the ‘One Cement Platform,’ set to supercharge expansion, efficiency, savings, and stability. With nods secured, procurement-to-distribution harmony beckons.
Labor code changes post-November 2025 prompted Rs 50 crore provisioning for staff dues, yet cost controls persist. FY28 goal: Rs 3,650/tonne via platform leverage.
Grinding units in Salai Banwa and Kalamboli eye FY26 Q4 ops. Premiums like ACC Gold, rising trade shares fuel optimism on realizations.
Shoutouts to 100k+ dealers, retailers, 700k+ contractors powering the fold. RMX now boasts 117 plants in 45 cities after 14 additions.
ACC’s results spotlight its prowess, priming for more wins in cement’s golden era.