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Ambuja Cements (500425) May 2025 Filing Analysis

01 · Management Credibility

Does management do what it says?

MetOther Findings
93/100

The company has surpassed its FY25 target of 5 million beneficiaries, reaching 5.7 million people. (1 exceeded, 1 met across 2 tracked commitments)

People & Community (beneficiaries – million) 2030 TARGETS: 5; STATUS FY 25: 3.6

Ambuja Cements · Investor PPT · May 2025 · p.33
MetPremiumization of Cement Product Portfolio
85/100

The company has already achieved the 35% premium product share in trade sales during Q2 FY26. (2 met across 2 tracked commitments)

Our target for FY '26 is around 35% on the premium cement.

Ambuja Cements · Concall Transcript · May 2025 · p.12
Clinker Factor and Blended Cement Strategy

Targeting to increase fly ash requirement under long-term arrangements to over 50% by 2028. — target: 50%+

Raw Material: ~40% of Fly Ash requirement under long term arrangement (will increase to 50%+ by 2028)

Ambuja Cements · Investor PPT · May 2025 · p.27

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02 · Business Model

How durable is the business?

Kiln and Grinding Utilization Rate
80/100

Revenue and volumes reached record highs, driven by a 13% YoY volume growth to 18.7 MnT in Q4, though PAT saw a decline due to non-comparable overheads from new assets. (4 expanding)

REVENUE (in R Cr) Q4 FY24 8,894 Q4 FY25 9,889 (+11%)

Ambuja Cements · Investor PPT · May 2025 · p.4
Total Production Cost per Tonne
80/100

Consolidated revenue grew 11% year-on-year, reaching INR 9,889 crores for the quarter, driven by micro-market management and expansion of the ground network. (4 expanding)

We achieved a revenue of INR 9,889 crores, up by 11% Y-o-Y, driven by strong focus on our micro market management strategy, expansion of our ground network

Ambuja Cements · Concall Transcript · May 2025 · p.4
Fuel Cost as Primary Margin Driver
73/100

Operational costs per ton were reduced to INR 4,104, aided by a 14% drop in kiln fuel costs and logistics optimization through group synergies like the Adani Power fly ash agreement. (3 expanding, 1 shifted)

Operational costs for the quarter stood at INR4,104 per ton... Kiln fuel cost has reduced by a whopping 14% to INR1.58 per 1,000 kilo calories

Ambuja Cements · Concall Transcript · May 2025 · p.4

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03 · Future Growth

Where does growth come from?

Kiln and Grinding Utilization Rate

Sales volumes are accelerating, with Q4 growth (13%) outpacing the full-year average (10%), reaching record quarterly highs. (2 accelerating, 3 steady across 5 signals)

Highest ever volume in a quarter, quarterly volume growth of 13% YoY, @ 18.7 Mn T (excl. Orient)

Ambuja Cements · Investor PPT · May 2025 · p.4

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