Orient Cement: Sales Volume Up 20% YoY, Revenue Crosses ₹10,000 Cr in Q1 FY26
The strong financial performance, capacity expansion, and strategic developments like the amalgamation approval suggest a significant positive impact on the company's future prospects.
The announcement highlights significant YoY growth in sales volume, revenue, and EBITDA, along with capacity expansion plans and debt-free status.
* Highest quarterly sales volume of 18.4 MnT (up 20% YoY). * Revenue crossed ₹10,000 crore (₹100 Billion) mark (up 23% YoY). * Highest EBITDA at ₹1,961 crore (₹19.61 Billion) (up 53% YoY). * Cement capacity of 104.5 MTPA, poised to achieve 118 MTPA by March 2026. * Commissioned 57 MW wind power in Q1 FY26, taking Renewable Energy capacity to 473 MW. * Scheme of Amalgamation of Adani Cementation Limited with Ambuja Cements Limited approved by NCLT (Ahmedabad bench) on 18th July 2025. * Net worth at ₹66,436 crore (₹664.36 Billion); company remains debt-free with Crisil AAA (stable) / Crisil A1+ rating. * Demand expected to increase by 7% to 8% during FY26.
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