UltraTech Cement Q2 outcomes: Cons PAT zooms 75% YoY to Rs 1,232 crore, web gross sales leap 21%

Aditya Birla Group firm UltaTech Cements has launched its outcomes for the quarter ended September 2025, posting a powerful surge of 75.2% YoY to Rs 1,232 crore, whereas its web gross sales had been up 21.3% YoY.

The web gross sales had been posted at Rs 19,371 crore in Q2FY26, versus Rs 15,967 crore in the identical quarter final yr.

UltraTech Cement reported a sturdy 22.3% progress in home gray cement gross sales through the September 2025 quarter, excluding contributions from its newly acquired India Cements and Kesoram property, which weren’t a part of the corporate within the year-ago interval.

This efficiency far exceeded the business common progress of round 5%, underscoring UltraTech’s robust market place and operational execution.

The corporate benefited from a 7% year-on-year decline in vitality prices, although uncooked materials bills rose 5% resulting from larger costs of flyash and slag. For its current operations, working EBITDA per ton stood at Rs 966, primarily based on a capability of 166.76 mtpa.

The just lately acquired property of India Cements and Kesoram generated working EBITDA of Rs 386 per ton and Rs 755 per ton, respectively. Integration progress has been swift, with 55% of Kesoram’s volumes and 31% of India Cements’ volumes already transitioned below the UltraTech model.“UltraTech’s growth program is progressing as scheduled, with the Firm constantly enhancing its manufacturing capabilities. UltraTech’s home gray cement capability is 186.86 mtpa, on a consolidated foundation. Along with its abroad capability of 5.4 mtpa, the Firm’s world capability stands at 192.26 mtpa. UltraTech additionally migrated to the GST 2.0 framework efficient September 22, 2025, guaranteeing that clients obtain the complete advantage of the discount in GST charges,” the corporate stated whereas commenting on its capability growth.
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