Birla Corporation's net profit declined 3.2 percent in the June quarter. Revenue from operations increased 7.8 percent, reaching Rs 2,646.45 crore. Cement sales volume grew five percent, but realization per ton saw a slight increase. The Jute division experienced a revenue drop of 16.7 percent. Cement demand is expected to recover after the monsoon season concludes.
Dalmia Bharat's net profit fell fifty-one point four percent year-on-year in the June quarter. Revenue from operations increased seven percent to three thousand eight hundred ninety crore rupees. Exceptional costs of one hundred eighty-two crore impacted the company's quarterly results. Sales volume grew nine percent to seven point six million tonnes during the period. Yatin Malhotra will become the new Chief Financial Officer on August first.
ACC's consolidated total income fell 8.4 per cent to ₹5,861 crore during the quarter. Cement sales volume stood at 10 million tonnes, while the share of green power increased to 31 per cent. During the quarter, ACC extended inter-corporate deposits aggregating ₹3,900 crore to its holding company, Ambuja Cements.
Orient Cement's net profit dropped sixty-two percent in the June quarter. Revenue from operations also saw a thirty percent decrease during the same period. The company acquired a nine percent stake in Vena Energy KN Wind Power. This acquisition will allow Orient Cement to use renewable electricity. The deal is expected to be completed by August 2026.
UltraTech Cement plans to raise Rs 5,000 crore through non-convertible debentures. The company's finance committee approved this proposal for private placement issuance. This fundraising aims to support its business operations and expansion plans. Earlier, the company reported a significant jump in its June quarter net profit. UltraTech Cement also intends to enter the cables and wires business this fiscal year.
UltraTech Cement’s consolidated total income increased 15.5 per cent to ₹24,778.47 crore during the quarter. Its domestic grey cement capacity crossed 200.1 million tonnes per annum.
JK Cement reported a 15.3 percent profit decline for the June quarter. The company's net profit fell to Rs 274.62 crore from Rs 324.25 crore. Revenue from operations increased by 20.25 percent to Rs 4,031.72 crore. Total expenses for the quarter rose by 25.5 percent. JK Cement's total income, including other income, grew 19.41 percent.
Dalmia Bharat plans significant pan-India expansion, primarily through organic growth. The company is also open to strategic acquisitions to accelerate market entry. Recent acquisitions have boosted capacity, with further scaling planned by FY28 and FY31. Greenfield projects and capacity enhancements are underway, including a major plant in Kadapa. Dalmia Bharat aims to strengthen its position in key demand hotspots across India.
Sebi exempted Mehta Family Trust from an open offer for Saurashtra Cement shares. This exemption allows internal family reorganisation and succession planning. Jay Mahendra Mehta and Juhi Chawla Mehta are trustees of the family trust. The transaction involves indirect acquisition of shares and voting rights. This exemption is valid for one year from the order date.
Nuvoco Vistas has invested about ₹240 crore to refurbish a 2 MMTPA grinding unit at Limla in Surat, marking its entry into Gujarat. The investment excludes the ₹1,800 crore acquisition cost of Vadraj Cement.
Authorities in Gurugram have intensified their crackdown on illegal operations, demolishing six ready-mix concrete plants on Garhi-Basai Road for lacking mandatory permissions. This action follows a similar demolition last week. Despite these efforts, over 30 unauthorized plants remain operational, raising concerns about regulatory oversight. Officials vow to take action against all remaining illegal establishments, urging businesses to secure necessary approvals before commencing operations.
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