Cement News tagged under: Ambuja
ACC acquires Asian Concretes and Cements08 January 2024, Published under Cement NewsACC Ltd , a subsidiary of Ambuja Cements Ltd , has announced that it is acquiring a 55 per cent stake in Asian Concretes and Cements Pvt Ltd (ACCPL) for an enterprise value of INR7750m (US$93.3m). ACC currently holds a 45 per cent stake in ACCPL so this latest deal gives ACC entire ownership of ACCPL, increasing ACC’s cement production capacity to 38.55Mta. ACCPL runs 1.3Mta of cement capacity in Nalagarh, Himachal Pradesh, while its subsidiary, Asian Fine Cements Pvt Ltd (AFCPL) has... |
Adani reduces use of wholesalers10 October 2023, Published under Cement NewsIn a bid to boost profitability, Ambuja Cements Ltd and ACC Ltd has reduced the number of distributors it uses in the Gujarat region of India from 12 to three. The move is part of a trial by the Adani Group to reduce its reliance on distributors or wholesalers, reports Live Mint. According to local sources, the cement producers plan to build stronger relationships with retailers, the last point of sales for cement. For large bulk projects, such as a flyover, sales will also now be h... |
LafargeHolcim02 March 2017, Published under Cement NewsThe Indian subsidiary ACC Ltd reported a 2.7 per cent reduction in cement deliveries for 2016 to 22.99Mt, while in the fourth quarter the reduction was 9.1 per cent to 5.45m, slightly less than the 9.6 per cent to 5.07Mt seen in the third quarter. Ready-mixed concrete deliveries, however, rose by 10.7 per cent to 2.59Mt. Volumes are expected to show increases during 2017. The turnover declined by 4.3 per cent to INR109.46bn (EUR1.56bn/US$1.64bn) while EBITDA came off by 7.5 per cent to ... |
Mixed bag of Q3FY13 earnings for Indian cement producers10 January 2013, Published under Cement NewsA weakness in cement prices and softening demand in the region is expected to hit Q3FY13 earnings of some of India’s cement producers. Only ACC and Ambuja are forecast to record a YoY earnings growth, says research house Jefferies. Grasim, ICEM and UltraTech are predicted to see more modest earnings. Ambuja should benefit from a 1.2 per cent YoY rise to 5.8Mt in cement and clinker volumes. Average realisation is anticipated to improve nine per cent YoY, largely cancelling out the two per ... |
Holcim: June '1206 July 2012, Published under Cement NewsHolcim's two main Indian subsidiaries, Ambuja Cements and ACC Limited, have been fined at total of approximately EUR325m, or INR2301 crores, by the Honourable Competition Commission of India. This represents some 36 per cent of the total INR6304 crores (EUR891m) levied on eleven leading Indian cement producers. The fines have been based on the profits generated in 2009/10 and in 2010/11 and the biggest fines were imposed Holcim and UltraTech, while Lafarge and a further six domestically con... |
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