ACC delivers highest ever annual PAT @ Rs. 2,402 Cr, up by 3% YoY

Naman Bansa April 24, 2025

 

Highest ever annual volume, up by 14% YoY @42.2 Mn T

Operating EBITDA at Rs.830 Cr, margin @13.7% for Q4

Cash & Cash Equivalent at Rs. 3,593 Cr

 ACC’s science-based net zero target validated by SBTi (only large-scale Cement Mfg. Company in India)

 Ahmedabad, April 24, 2025: ACC Limited, the cement and building materials company of the diversified Adani Portfolio, today announced robust results for Q4 and the full year ended March 31, 2025. This record financial performance is the result of an overall boost in volumes, consistent improvement in cost and efficiency parameters.

Mr. Vinod Bahety, Whole Time Director & CEO, ACC, said, “As We conclude this FY, ACC stands stronger, more agile and future ready. This year has been marked by strategic milestone that reinforce our position as a leader in the Indian cement industry. Our capacity expansion initiatives including the commissioning of new grinding units supported by debottlenecking and modernisation, are aligned with growing infrastructure and booming demand of the nation.

We have also made significant progress on our ESG agenda enhancing our usage of alternative fuel, reducing carbon intensity and advancing our water positivity initiatives. ACC is the only large Cement company with science-based net-zero targets validated by SBTi. Innovation continues to remain central to our approach. Through our digital transformation programme, we are leveraging data, AI, and automation to drive efficiencies across the value chain from Quarry to Lorry. Those efforts have translated into improved operational matrices, strengthened customer engagement and long-term value creation. I would like to express my heartful appreciation to our employees, partners and shareholders for their support and trust. Together, we are building a sustainable and resilient ACC, India’s oldest Cement company getting younger by the day, the TRUST factor getting stronger by the day – one that’s equipped to shape the future of construction of India.’’

   Operational Highlights

 The engines of efficiency drive, cost initiative and investments to overhaul all plants have delivered phenomenal results on overall cost reduction and volume improvements.

Particulars (YoY) Q4 FY’25 FY’25
Sales Volume

(Clinker & Cement)

Growth of 14% YoY, at 11.9 Mn T, highest ever volume in a quarter Growth of 14% YoY, at 42.2 Mn T, highest ever volume in a year
Kiln Fuel

Cost

Reduced by 23%

(Rs. 1.91 to 1.47/’000 kCal)

Reduced by 17%

(Rs. 1.94 to 1.61/’000 kCal)

Green Power as a % of power Consumption Increased by

10.3 pp to 22.5%

Increased by

4.9 pp to 18.0%

AFR consumption in Kiln Increased by

0.4 pp to 11.0%

Increased by

1.5 pp to 10.5%

Financial Highlights

Financial Performance for the Quarter ended March 31, 2025:

Particulars UoM Q4 FY’25 Q4 FY’24
Sales Volume

(Cement and Clinker)

Million

Tonnes

11.9 10.5
Sales Volume
Ready Mix Concrete
Million M3 0.86 0.66
Revenue from Operations Rs. Cr 6,067 5,409
Operating EBITDA & Margin Rs. Cr 830 837
% 13.7 15.5
Rs. PMT 698 800
Other Income Rs. Cr 194 120
Profit before Tax Rs. Cr 882 883
Profit after Tax Rs. Cr 751 943
EPS (Diluted) Rs. / Share 39.9 50.1

 Financial Performance for the year ended March 31, 2025:

Particulars UoM FY’25 FY’24
Sales Volume

(Cement and Clinker)

Million

Tonnes

42.2 36.9
Sales Volume
Ready Mix Concrete
Million M3 2.86 2.52
Revenue from Operations Rs. Cr 21,762 19,959
Operating EBITDA & Margin Rs. Cr 3,061 3,062
% 14.1 15.3
Rs. PMT 726 830
Other Income Rs. Cr 1,072 493
Profit before Tax Rs Cr 3,127 2,757
Profit after Tax Rs. Cr 2,402 2,335
EPS (Diluted) Rs. / Share 127.6 124.0

 Dividend

In context of the ongoing capex and growth plans of the company, the Board of Directors have recommended a dividend on equity shares at Rs. 7.50 per share, which is consistent with last year.

ESG Updates

Branding and Technical Services

Digitalisation

Outlook

Cement consumption grew by 8% during Q4 FY’25, marginally higher as compared to 7% in the previous quarter. The increase in demand was driven by a pick-up in construction activities, improvement in rural demand, traction in the real estate sector, and increased government spending on infrastructure and construction activities. As per the growth trends observed in Q3 and Q4 FY’25, it is projected that cement demand during FY’26 will continue to benefit from the momentum gained by government spending on infrastructure and construction activities. The growth is anticipated to range between 7% to 8% for the coming fiscal, driven by ongoing consumption demand in the housing and infrastructure segments, as well as the favourable impact of the pro-infra and housing Budget 2025.

Achievements

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