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Ambuja Cements, the most trusted legacy cement brand, one of India’s largest cement and building materials company and part of the diversified Adani Group today announces steady financial performance for Q2 and first half-year(H1) of FY’25.
ACC Ltd., part of the diversified Adani Group, announces sustainable financial performance for Q2 and first half-year (H1) of FY’25 on the back of volume growth, cost optimisation and improved efficiency parameters.
India Inc is estimated to have clocked a slower revenue growth of 5 – 7% on-year for the three months ended September, marking the slowest pace in the past 16 quarters.
Ambuja enters into a binding agreement to acquire 46.8% stake in Orient Cement Ltd (OCL).
Cement demand is set to grow slower at 7 – 8% on-year to 475 million t (MT) this fiscal, after clocking a compound annual growth rate of 11% between fiscals 2022 and 2024.
Nuvoco Vistas Corp. Ltd., India's fifth-largest cement group, has been declared the preferred bidder for three significant limestone blocks
Ambuja Cements Limited, part of the diversified Adani Portfolio, has joined the Alliance for Industry Decarbonisation (AFID)—a global alliance of companies across industries to accelerate Net Zero transition in line with the Paris Agreement
This programme, designed to identify and nurture sporting talent, has so far been implemented at Ambuja Cements-supported schools around its Bathinda, Chandrapur, Darlaghat and Nalagarh plants.
Future notes will finance general corporate purposes, including sustainable projects and decarbonisation efforts towards TITAN’s transition to net zero emissions.
ACC and Adani Foundation construct a Cement Nala Bund (CNB) in Gowari village to address water scarcity faced by Bhaskar Wasekar and other farmers.
Ambuja Cements’ RKBA Limestone Mine receives a 5-Star Rating for 2022 – 23 at a ceremony by Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) and Ministry of Mines.
Ambuja Kawach’s special performance enhancer imparts water-repellent quality that acts as a shield against water seepage and chemical ingress, making the structures more sustainable.