ACC June-quarter profit drops 60% to ₹147 crore as costs rise and volumes fall
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ACC's Q1 results showed a sharp earnings miss, with net profit down 60% and EBITDA down 41% amid lower volumes, planned maintenance, and a higher revenue share routed via the Ambuja master supply agreement. Elevated imported fuel and logistics costs linked to West Asia tensions add near-term margin pressure for the broader Indian cement sector. While the ACC-Ambuja amalgamation is progressing, it does not offset the immediate profitability downgrade catalyst.
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ACC reported a 60% year-on-year fall in net profit for the June quarter to ₹147 crore, while EBITDA declined 41% to ₹457 crore. Sales volume slid 7% to 10 million tonnes and revenue fell 8% to ₹5,790 crore. The company cited planned maintenance at larger integrated units, a higher master supply agreement (MSA) share with parent Ambuja Cements, and higher fuel and logistics costs linked to the West Asia conflict. It said the proposed amalgamation with Ambuja has received a SEBI no-objection certificate, is awaiting NCLT approval, and is expected to be completed during FY27.
