Ambuja Cements Limited, a part of the Adani Group, announced robust financial results for the quarter and fiscal year ending March 31. The company achieved its highest-ever quarterly revenue of Rs 10,915 crore, marking a 9% year-on-year growth. Additionally, it recorded its highest-ever quarterly sales volume of 19.9 million tonnes, reflecting a 10% increase from the previous fiscal year.
Operating EBITDA for the quarter was reported at Rs 1,464 crore, with a margin of 13.4%. The EBITDA per million tonne stood at Rs 735. Ambuja Cements maintained a strong balance sheet position, remaining debt-free, and declared a dividend of Rs 2 per equity share.
Vinod Bahety, the Whole Time Director and CEO of Ambuja Cements Limited, highlighted the challenges faced by the cement sector in FY26 due to various factors like adverse weather conditions, global geopolitical issues, and state elections. Despite these challenges, the company delivered a resilient performance throughout the year.
During the quarter, Ambuja Cements successfully amalgamated Sanghi and Penna Cement businesses, resulting in Sanghi Cement’s delisting from stock exchanges effective April 6, 2026. The company also commissioned a 3 MTPA clinker line at Jodhpur and initiated trial runs for a 1.2 MTPA grinding unit at Dahej.
The focus on sustainability was evident as the share of green power increased to 32% in Q4 from 26% a year ago. However, the company faced cost pressures from fuel prices, diesel costs, packaging constraints, and rupee depreciation, largely due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia. These challenges are expected to persist into the first half of FY27, prompting Ambuja to enhance cost-control measures.
Ambuja Cements maintained its financial strength with a net worth of Rs 71,846 crore and cash reserves of Rs 1,770 crore. The company holds top-tier AAA/A1+ credit ratings from CRISIL and CARE, emphasizing its stability and liquidity in the market.
