Orient Cement Announces Investor Q&A for September 2025 Quarter Results
Orient Cement releases investor Q&A for the quarter ended September 30, 2025, highlighting increased sales volume and EBITDA, and synergies with Adani Cement brands.
The financial results and operational improvements discussed in the announcement are likely to have a moderate positive impact on the company's performance and investor confidence.
The announcement highlights significant YoY improvements in EBITDA and sales volume, along with cost reduction strategies and synergies with Adani Cement, indicating a positive outlook.
* Orient Cement Limited has released questions and answers for investors regarding the financial results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2025. * 97% of sales were made under Adani Cement brands through the MSA arrangement, resulting in lower freight costs. * The company is optimistic about achieving 75-80% capacity utilization for the remaining part of the year. * Cement Capacity Utilization for Sept'25 Q was 65% compared to 50% in Sept'24 Q and 75% in Jun'25 Q. * Cement Sales Volume for Sept'25 Q was 1.4 MnT, a 29% increase YoY but an 11% decrease QoQ. * EBITDA for Sept'25 Q was ₹165 crore, a 274% increase YoY but a 9% decrease QoQ. * PMT EBITDA for Sept'25 Q was ₹1,177/ton, a 191% increase YoY and a 2% increase QoQ. * Excess clinker production is lying in closing inventory, expected to benefit Q3 FY’26. * Cost has reduced by 16% due to higher green power shares (46%) and lower fuel costs. * Synergies with Ambuja/ACC are driving clinker sales and purchases, optimizing transportation costs. * Orient purchased 0.13 MnT clinker from Ambuja/ACC and sold 0.4 MnT to them in the quarter. * Other expenses decreased due to operational synergies among Adani Cement companies. * Branding and promotion costs were largely absorbed by Adani Cement (Ambuja/ACC). * Running bills for cement supply to the Parent Company and subsidiaries will be settled in Q3FY’26. * Depreciation expenses for the quarter are higher by ₹63 crore due to reassessment of useful life and residual value of Property, Plant & Equipment. Excluding this impact, PAT would be higher by ₹63 crore.
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