How Did Adani’s ACC Limited Achieve an Impressive 460% Net Profit Growth in Q2?
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Key Takeaways
- 460% profit growth in Q2.
- Highest volume of 10 million tonnes.
- Revenue increased by 28% to Rs 5,932 crore.
- Debt-free status with Crisil AAA rating.
- Positive outlook for FY26 driven by strategic investments.
Ahmedabad, Oct 31 (NationPress) ACC Limited, a key player within the extensive Adani Portfolio, showcased a remarkable performance on Friday, reporting a staggering 460% growth in profit after tax (PAT), amounting to Rs 1,119 crore, along with its highest-ever volume of 10 million tonnes, marking a 16% increase.
The rapidly growing company in the building materials sector recorded a revenue of Rs 5,932 crore for the quarter, reflecting a 28% rise, the highest in the Q2 series.
“This quarter has been pivotal for the cement industry. In spite of the hurdles posed by extended monsoon rains, the sector is poised to benefit from numerous positive changes, including GST 2.0 reforms, the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS), and the elimination of the coal cess,” stated Vinod Bahety, Whole-Time Director and CEO of ACC Limited.
“These advancements will promote a stable demand trajectory moving forward. Projects like Salai Banwa and Kalamboli are set to add 3.4 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) this year. Additionally, plant debottlenecking will increase capacity by 5.6 MTPA, while logistics enhancements will improve operational efficiency,” he added.
The company's net worth surged by Rs 1,151 crore this quarter, bringing it to Rs 19,937 crore. ACC maintains a debt-free status, holding the highest rating of Crisil AAA (Stable)/Crisil A1+.
Bahety remarked that as part of the broader Adani Cement family and under the guidance of Ambuja Cements, ACC benefits from the Group’s integrated ecosystem encompassing logistics, renewable energy, and innovation.
“Strategic investments by Ambuja in this ecosystem are further aiding ACC’s growth, cost efficiency, and transformation. The forthcoming clinker capacities of Ambuja—30 MTPA and 1,000 MW of renewable energy—will also be accessible to ACC under the MSA, sustaining its growth trajectory. The outlook for the remainder of FY26 is optimistic, driven by cost efficiency, premiumization, and digitization,” he elaborated.
The company noted that GST reforms leading to lower cement prices have made Adani Cement’s premium products more appealing to potential customers.
Together with its parent company, ACC is striving for cost leadership, aiming to achieve Rs 3,650/MT by FY28.