News for The India Cements Limited (INDIACEM.BO)

Retail investors have reduced their stakes in 63 small and midcap stocks, which saw declines between 61% and 20% in 2025. The sell-off started over the past three quarters, indicating a potential prediction of market downturns or profit booking. Some top names include Paytm, Polycab India, and Voltas.

UltraTech Cement is entering India's wires and cables sector with a Rs 1,800 crore investment. The move is aimed at strengthening its position as a comprehensive building solutions provider. This entry may cause margin pressure for existing players due to UltraTech's deep pockets and potential competitive pricing.

UltraTech Cement reported a drop in Q3 profit despite a rise in sales to ₹16,971 cr; achieved 73% capacity utilisation and 10% domestic sales volume growth

UltraTech Cement Q3: Revenue from operations, however, rose 2.70 per cent to Rs 17,193.33 crore in Q3 FY25 from Rs 16,739.97 crore in the corresponding period last year.

The India Cements Ltd. had on Wednesday intimated via stock exchange filings that the stake of Ultratech Cement Ltd. in the erstwhile N Srinivasan-run company had increased to 55.49%.

N Srinivasan resigns from India Cements after UltraTech Cement deal worth over ₹7,000 crore approved by CCI.

UltraTech Cement Ltd. received a demand order of about Rs 36 crore from the Ujjain tax authority. The order was passed by the additional commissioner of CGST and central excise in Ujjain, demanding a goods and services tax of Rs 17 crore in taxes, and another Rs 17 crore in interest and penalty, according to an exchange filing. In a second order, it demanded a tax of Rs 99 lakh and Rs 1,04 crore as interest and penalty.

The Competition Commission of India approved on Friday the proposed acquisition of the India Cements Ltd. by UltraTech Cement Ltd. for Rs 3,954 crore. Earlier this month, the antitrust watchdog had sought clarifications from the two companies regarding the deal, which they responded to. The CCI will issue a detailed order about its approval later, according to the CCI order that has been uploaded on its website. As of September, UltraTech held a 22.77% stake in India Cements.

The India Cements Ltd (ICL) on Friday reported widening of consolidated net loss to Rs 339.13 crore for the second quarter ended September 2024, impacted by a decline in selling price. It had incurred a loss of Rs 80.07 crore in the July-September period a year ago, according to a BSE filing from ICL, in which rival Aditya Birla group firm UltraTech Cement has announced to acquire a majority stake.

Revenue from operations of India’s largest cement producer declined 2.36% year-on-year to ₹15,634 crore for the second quarter.

NTPC, Power Grid contributed over 100 points to the BES Sensex so far; while, heavyweights HDFC Bank, Reliance and ICICI Bank were the chief laggards.

India Cements stock hit a new high of Rs 343.85, surging 6% in an otherwise volatile market. The stock has zoomed 50% since June 25.

India Cements shares soared 10% during early trading on the Bombay Stock Exchange, reaching a new 52-week high of Rs 289.20. This surge followed UltraTech Cement's board approval to acquire a non-controlling 23% stake in India Cements. The deal, valued at approximately Rs 1,885 crore, involved the exchange of about six crore shares, with UltraTech Cement purchasing India Cements' shares at Rs 267 each during the pre-market session.

UltraTech Cement's board has approved making a financial investment to purchase up to 70.6 million equity shares of The India Cements

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India Cements stock rose 10% to Rs 289.20 on BSE. Market cap of the firm rose to Rs 8962.63 crore.

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