Ambuja Cements crosses 100 MTPA capacity

Ambuja Cements, part of the Adani Group, has achieved a production capacity of 100 MTPA. The company aims to expand to 118 MTPA by FY26 and 140 MTPA by FY28. Ambuja Cements is partnering with Coolbrook to reduce fossil fuel dependency. The company is also focusing on renewable energy, targeting 60% green power usage by FY28.

Ambuja Cements crosses 100 MTPA capacity
Adani Group 's Ambuja Cements on Tuesday announced that the company had crossed 100 million tonnes per annum (MTPA ) capacity, with more expansions in the pipeline.

The company is aiming at achieving 118 MTPA by the end of FY26, which is in line with the eventual goal of touching 140 MTPA by FY28.

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The milestone was achieved by the acquisition of Orient Cement and brownfield expansions, including a 2.4 MTPA grinding unit at Farakka and de-bottlenecking across plants.

Vinod Bahety, Whole Time Director & CEO, Ambuja Cements, said “This year marks a historic milestone in the journey of Ambuja Cements as we cross the 100 MTPA capacity.

Additionally, we have ongoing organic expansions at various stages across the country, which will help us achieve 118 MTPA capacity by end of FY 2026, a significant step, bringing us closer to our goal of 140 MTPA by 2028.

The 100 MTPA milestone is not just a number, it’s a mark of our ambition, resilience, and purpose.

As India builds the foundation for a USD 10 Trillion economy, we are committed towards our role in building the nation’s infrastructure that empowers growth, connects communities, and supports a greener tomorrow.

Driven by Purpose and Defined by Progress.

" Further, the company has entered a strategic partnership with Finland-based Coolbrook to implement its proprietary Rotodynamic Heater(RDH) technology.

This will significantly reduce fossil fuel dependency by harnessing Renewable Electricity for zero carbon high temperature process heating, it said in a press release, adding that its Net Zero commitment by 2050 has been validated by SBTi.

Ambuja Cements has commissioned 200 Mw solar and 99 Mw wind power in Khavda site & with green power share at 21% of power consumption in FY25 & targeting to reach 60% by FY28 Live Events Operationally, the company achieved its highest-ever quarterly sales volume at 18.7 million tonnes, supported by capacity expansion, stronger market penetration, and operational ramp-up of acquired assets like Penna and Sanghi.

Ambuja Cements shares were down 1.80 per cent at Rs 535.15 when market closed on Tuesday.

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