Ambuja Cements, owned by the Adani Group, has emerged as one of the leading cement producers in the world. It now has the capacity to produce more than 100 million tonnes of cement annually, becoming the ninth-largest cement producer in the world.

In the year 2025, the company recorded its all-time record profit of Rs 51.58 billion, which is 9% higher than the previous year. Yet, on April 29, 2025, its stock price fell by Rs 9.65 (or 1.77%) to Rs 535.30 on the NSE.

Sales and Revenue:

Ambuja had sold 65.2 million tonnes of cement in FY 2025, up 10% from last year.

Its revenue increased by 6% to Rs 350.45 billion.

It sold 18.7 million tonnes last quarter, an increase of 13%, and its EBITDA rose by 10% to Rs 18.68 billion.

Plans for growth:

CEO Vinod Bahety indicated the company is making progress on its aim of achieving 140 million tonnes capacity by 2028.

In March 2026, it will achieve capacity of 118 million tonnes.

Ambuja acquired Orient Cement and incorporated 2.4 million tonnes of new capacity in its Farakka plant in West Bengal.

Green Energy and Cost Savings:

It commissioned 299 MW of clean energy (200 MW solar, 99 MW wind) out of a target of 1,000 MW during June 2026.

Fuel expenses decreased by 14% and logistics costs fell by 2% due to improved transport planning.

Financial Health:

It is free of any debt and has Rs 101.25 billion in cash.

Its net worth increased by Rs 129.69 billion to Rs 638.11 billion.

It has best credit ratings from Crisil: AAA (Stable) and A1+.

A dividend of Rs 2.0 per equity share has been recommended, same as the previous year.

In the future, Ambuja anticipates cement demand in India to increase at 7–8% in FY 2026.