UltraTech Cement Limited has released its Corporate Dossier, emphasizing its commitment to sustainability and continuous growth. The dossier outlines UltraTech’s landscape, including its capacity, production, and diversified product portfolio. It also highlights the company’s focus on reducing carbon emissions and promoting a circular economy. Key financial statistics and governance policies are also featured in the document.
UltraTech’s Market Leadership
UltraTech Cement is the largest cement player globally by sales volume and the second largest by capacity, excluding China. As of September 2025, the company’s market capitalization stands at approximately USD 40.6 billion, with a consolidated revenue of around USD 8.9 billion. UltraTech operates with 408 RMC plants across 161 cities and has over 5,084 building solution stores.
Commitment to Sustainability
UltraTech is focused on building a sustainable future by enhancing stakeholder value and promoting sustainable value creation. The company is dedicated to reducing its environmental impact through various initiatives, including decreasing Scope 1 emissions and increasing the use of alternative raw materials and fuels. The company aims for 40.5% green power mix and targets 85% green power by FY30.
Product Portfolio & Capacity
UltraTech offers a diversified product portfolio ranging from grey cement to building solutions. The company has a grey cement capacity of 235.4 mtpa in India and plans to expand across 82 locations by FY28. The company has 35 integrated units, 34 grinding units, and 2 white cement units. It also has 4 putty units, 5 jetties, and 10 bulk packaging terminals.
Financial Performance
UltraTech’s key financial performance indicators reveal consistent growth. The company’s grey cement sales have seen a CAGR of approximately 10%. Net sales have increased, demonstrating a CAGR of about 12%. The company is also focused on cost optimization and operational efficiency.
Governance & Compliance
UltraTech is committed to maintaining high standards of corporate governance and compliance. The board structure includes independent directors and woman directors. Several policies govern the business, including sustainability, anti-harassment, and cyber security policies.
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