Ambuja Cements, a jewel in Adani Group’s crown, posted phenomenal Q3 FY26 results: net profit vaulted 258% to Rs 3,781 crore year-on-year for Q3 ending December. Record-breaking volumes of 18.9 million tonnes (17% up) propelled this success, alongside 20% revenue growth and 53% EBITDA jump to Rs 1,353 crore.
Financial health gleams with net worth at Rs 69,854 crore (up Rs 361 crore), debt-free balance sheet, and elite Crisil CARE ratings. Cash flows abundantly support capex ambitions.
Transformative highlights include ACC-Orient Cement merger into Ambuja, birthing ‘One Cement Platform’ for faster growth, peak efficiency, smarter capital use, fortified leadership, and value accretion.
Production muscle flexed with Marwar 2.4 MTPA unit launch, total capacity at 109 MTPA. Renewable energy scaled by 225 MW solar, reaching 898 MW total, with FY27 target of 1,122 MW.
CEO Vinod Baheti noted highest-ever volumes, premium segment gains, and cost mastery yielding 2% YoY sales cost decline (Q3) / 3% (9M). EBITDA per tonne: Rs 850 (existing, Q3), Rs 718 (overall Q3), topping 9M figures.
This powerhouse quarter solidifies Ambuja’s trajectory as a cement sector leader, harnessing synergies, expansions, and sustainability for enduring success.