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Ambuja Cements (500425) Nov 2025 Filing Analysis
Does management do what it says?
While the quarterly average cost was higher at INR 4,500 due to one-time integration and maintenance expenses, the December exit cost successfully reached below the INR 4,000 target. (1 met across 1 tracked commitment)
“Exit of FY '26, we are targeting to deliver total cost of ~ INR4,000 per metric ton, which is 5% reduction from current levels of ~ INR4,200.”
Management expects to reduce lead distance by 50 Km through capacity expansion and debottlenecking. — target: 50 Km reduction (+2 more commitments)
“Lead distance expected to come down by 50 Km with the revised 155 MTPA capacity”
Target to increase the share of sea logistics to 5% of total logistics. — target: 5% (+2 more commitments)
“7 vessels of total 65,800 DWT (Deadweight Tonnage) capacity ordered, share of sea logistics to reach 5%”
Targeting a market share of 20% to 22% by FY '28. — target: 20% to 22%
“and our target is to hit almost 20% to 22% by FY '28, and this will continue on support of a very strong supply chain.”
Expected completion of the Sanghi Industries and Penna Cement mergers by the end of FY26. — target: Completion of merger (+1 more commitment)
“Expected to be completed by end of FY’26”
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How durable is the business?
Freight and forwarding costs per tonne decreased by 7% YoY due to logistics excellence initiatives and modal shifts. (1 expanding)
“FREIGHT & FORWARDING (₹/ton) -7% Sep-24 1,318 Sep-25 1,224”
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