India Cements Swings to Profit in Q2 FY26, Revenue Hits ₹11.17 Billion Amid Expansion Push

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India Cements Ltd reported a consolidated net profit of ₹88.1 million for Q2 FY26, reversing last year’s loss. Revenue from operations stood at ₹11.17 billion, supported by improved realizations and cost controls. The board approved a ₹2,014 crore investment plan for modernization and capacity expansion to boost competitiveness.

India Cements Ltd (ICL), now part of the Aditya Birla Group, has posted a consolidated net profit of ₹88.1 million for the September 2025 quarter, marking a strong turnaround from a net loss of ₹339.13 million in the same period last year. The company’s revenue from operations rose to ₹11.17 billion, driven by better pricing and operational efficiencies.

Major Takeaways:

Revenue Performance: India Cements recorded ₹11.17 billion in Q2 FY26 revenue, reflecting a year-on-year recovery supported by higher cement realizations and stable demand across southern and western markets.

Profit Rebound: The company swung to a net profit of ₹88.1 million, reversing a significant loss in Q2 FY25. This was attributed to cost optimization, logistics streamlining, and improved plant utilization.

Expansion Strategy: The board approved a ₹2,014 crore investment plan, including:

₹1,574 crore for modernization of existing plants
₹440 crore for capacity enhancement to meet future demand

Capacity Outlook: ICL currently operates with a 14.75 million tonne capacity, and the new investment will add strategic volume to support infrastructure and housing growth.

Operational Efficiency: The company reported lower power and fuel costs, and improved clinker-to-cement ratios, contributing to margin recovery.

Leadership Commentary: Management emphasized that the investment will strengthen competitive positioning, improve energy efficiency, and support sustainable growth in the medium term.

Notable Updates:

India Cements is exploring green cement technologies and alternative fuels to align with ESG goals.
The company remains optimistic about Q3 performance, with festive construction activity and government infrastructure spending expected to drive volumes.

With a return to profitability and a bold expansion roadmap, India Cements is positioning itself for long-term resilience and market leadership in India’s dynamic cement sector.

Sources: Business Standard, Rediff Money, LiveMint

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