Adani Cement reports a robust performance for Q3 and 9M FY’26, marked by double-digit growth in volume and revenue. Q3 saw a 17% YoY increase in cement volume and a 20% YoY rise in revenue. The company’s capacity expansion remains on track, with a total cement capacity of 109 MTPA. It expects to achieve a target of Rs 1,500 EBITDA PMT by Mar’28.
Key Highlights: Q3 & 9M FY’26
Adani Cement has showcased a strong operational and financial performance as of January 30, 2026. Here are the highlights:
- Cement Volume (9M FY’26): Increased by 19% YoY.
- Revenue (9M FY’26): Up by 22% YoY.
- EBITDA (9M FY’26): Saw a significant rise of 62% YoY.
The company’s net worth stands at Rs. 69,854 Cr. Adani Cement remains debt-free and holds the highest credit ratings from Crisil and CARE.
Operational Successes
Adani Cement has successfully operationalized its Marwar Grinding Unit and is improving capacity utilization of acquired assets, aiming for approximately 80%. Renewable power capacity has increased, contributing to sustainable operations.
Strategic Amalgamation
The amalgamation of ACC and Orient with Ambuja Cements creates a unified ‘One Cement Platform,’ which will streamline operations and improve financial synergies. This will lead to:
- Simplified Corporate Structure
- Strong Debt-Free Balance Sheet
- Enhanced Scale and Market Leadership
Capacity Expansion
Total cement capacity has increased to 109 MTPA with the successful operationalization of the 2.4 MTPA Marwar Grinding Unit.
Financial Performance
The company’s focus on revenue and volume growth, along with cost leadership, aims to achieve an EBITDA target of Rs 1,500 PMT by March 2028.
Sustainability & Growth
Adani Cement is focused on improving green power share and implementing waste heat recovery systems to achieve sustainable growth. It has planted 7.2 million trees and remains water positive. The company maintains Zero Liquid Discharge across all manufacturing sites.
Source: BSE
