UltraTech Cement Posts Record June Quarter; Profit Surges 17%
India's largest cement maker by capacity reports record June-quarter results with profit up 17%, signaling strong demand and pricing power amid infra capex cycle.
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India's largest cement maker by capacity reports record June-quarter results with profit up 17%, signaling strong demand and pricing power amid infra capex cycle.
India Cements reported a turnaround in Q1 FY27 results on the back of higher cement volumes and operating leverage, marking recovery from prior-year pressure.
India Cements posted a standalone profit of Rs 65.31 crore for FY26 in its annual report and set its 80th AGM for August 10, 2026.
UltraTech Cement Ltd. has resolved a protracted labour dispute at its Baga cement plant in Himachal Pradesh, awarding workers a ₹15 crore benefits package. The resolution removes operational uncertainty and overhead costs associated with prolonged labour tensions, signalling a return to stable production and management-worker harmony at a key production facility.
The government says the first section of India's Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train corridor will open in 2027, a multi-year construction push that supports order inflow for L&T and cement demand for UltraTech.
The Competition Commission of India has moved the Supreme Court to restore a penalty on Grasim that the NCLAT had quashed. It is a mild negative that reopens a legal risk the company had shed at the tribunal.
Cement sector analysts are flagging a challenging first quarter for leading manufacturers including UltraTech Cement, as seasonal monsoon demand weakness combines with elevated fuel and logistics costs to compress margins. For UltraTech, India largest cement company by installed capacity, the Q1 headwind follows a period of aggressive capacity expansion that has raised fixed costs while realisatio
Grasim Industries has announced a Rs 3,094 crore capital investment to expand its lyocell fibre capacity, deepening the Aditya Birla Group's bet on sustainable textile raw materials and reducing its dependence on conventional viscose staple fibre.