Ambuja Stock,
On Tuesday, Adani’s cement shares saw a lot of selling. Both Ambuja Concretes and ACC shares declined by around 4% each. Ambuja and ACC both fell after the cement conglomerate backed by Gautam Adani unveiled its strategy for the future. Some of the main goals were to double the collective capacity, focus on states with high growth, increase demand, increase shares in various verticals, and diversify the asset footprint.
Ambuja stock is currently at its lowest point of the day. As of the time this article was written, Ambuja Cements’ shares were down 12.75 percent, or 3.45%, on the BSE. The initial day’s intraday low was 354.20, representing a loss of at least 4.2%. So far, the company has a market cap of more than 71,036 crores.
Meanwhile, ACC shares lost 73.65 percent, or 4.4 percent, to trade at Rs. 1,611.15 on the BSE. Earlier in the day, the stock reached a new 52-week low of 1,593.50.
Adani’s largest cement-related stock is Ambuja Cements. Ambuja, on the other hand, holds Adani’s majority stake in ACC.
As of December 31, 2022, the group owns 63.15 percent of Ambuja Cement, which also owns 50.05 percent of ACC Ltd. Adani owns 6.64 percent of ACC directly.
On March 27, Adani presented its plans to investors in a presentation that doubled the company’s capacity from the current 67.5 MTPA to 140 MTPA in the cement industry (Ambuja and ACC). The company has invested 7,000 crore in capital to increase capacity to 140 MTPA by debottlenecking and unlocking additional capacity. Likewise, Adani anticipates that net deals should increment by 70,000 crore when contrasted with FY28 monetary year 29,700 crore in FY23 up to this point.
Adani also wants to increase EBITDA per tonne. 1,470 from now until 1,000 in FY28. In addition, it is anticipated that the EBITDA margin will rise to 25% from 19% in FY28.
To meet India’s cement demand, the group is also planning a well-diversified asset footprint, including a captive coal mine at Dahegaon Gowari and Gare Palma. By utilizing the Group’s extensive experience and unparalleled proximity in all crucial areas, such as the Group’s infrastructure and digital platforms, energy costs, and supply chain, Adani also aims to achieve the lowest cost to service.
