Strengthening India, One Bag at a Time: Adani Cement’s 30% Market Domination

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Ambuja Cements, a flagship of the Adani Group, has announced a major milestone in India’s construction and infrastructure landscape. According to Ambuja CEO Vinod Bahety, Adani’s cement business now contributes to 30% of the cement used in India’s homes and infrastructure, under...

Key Highlights:

Adani’s cement portfolio, including Ambuja Cements and ACC, has reached a combined capacity of over 100 million tonnes per annum (MTPA), with plans to expand to 140 MTPA by FY28, cementing its position as the country’s second-largest producer.

The group’s rapid capacity expansion—adding 22 MTPA in just 24 months—reflects aggressive growth, with ongoing projects set to boost capacity to 118 MTPA by FY26.

Adani’s cement brands supply material for about 30% of all housing and infrastructure projects in India, a testament to their extensive national footprint and strong supply chain.

The company’s operational excellence is demonstrated by a 17% reduction in costs since Adani’s acquisition of Ambuja in 2022, with further cost leadership initiatives underway.

Ambuja Cements is also leading on sustainability, targeting 60% green power usage and significant reductions in carbon footprint by 2028.

The group’s pan-India presence spans 31 states and union territories, with a robust distribution network reaching over 1,08,000 channel partners and 100 ready-mix concrete plants.

Recent investments, such as the ₹1,600 crore cement grinding unit in Bihar, highlight Adani’s commitment to supporting regional development and job creation.

Ambuja’s CEO emphasized the company’s role in building the foundation for India’s $10 trillion economy, aligning with government schemes like Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana and major infrastructure pushes.

Source: Economic Times, Ambuja Cements Investor Presentation, Ambuja Cements Annual Report

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