ACC (ACC) Q4 2007 earnings summary
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Q4 2007 earnings summary
14 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2007 delivered record cement production of 19.92 Mt and sales of 19.97 Mt, up 6.4% and 6.1% YoY; consolidated income rose 20% to Rs 7,189 crore.
Consolidated PAT rose to Rs 1,427 crore from Rs 1,240 crore; results included Rs 201 crore profit on sale of land and gains on investment and undertaking disposals.
Strategy centered on brownfield capacity growth, operational capability building, clean energy investment and transfer of ready-mixed concrete operations to a subsidiary from Jan. 1, 2008.
Financial highlights
Consolidated net sales were Rs 7,067 crore versus Rs 5,851 crore; PBT before exceptional items was Rs 1,716 crore versus Rs 1,473 crore.
Consolidated PAT was Rs 1,427 crore versus Rs 1,240 crore; exceptional gains included Rs 201.43 crore from land, Rs 11.68 crore from investment sales and Rs 16.31 crore from an undertaking sale.
Standalone gross revenue was Rs 7,977 crore versus Rs 6,595 crore; PBT before exceptional items was Rs 1,717 crore versus Rs 1,459 crore, and PAT after exceptional items was Rs 1,439 crore versus Rs 1,232 crore.
Standalone sales value in cement was Rs 6,640 crore, up 20.6% YoY; consolidated revenue included Rs 367 crore from ready-mixed concrete.
Outlook and guidance
Five-year roadmap established with key performance indicators and monitoring; capacity projects were expected to lift cement capacity from 22.4 Mt to ~30.4 Mt by end-2010.
Planned additions included 0.22 Mt grinding at Madukkarai and 0.60 Mt at New Wadi in 2008; Bargarh and New Wadi expansions in 2009; and Chanda’s ~3 Mt line in 2010.
Chanda’s 7,000 TPD clinker line and 25 MW captive power plant carried estimated outlay of Rs 1,450 crore, with start-up expected in 2010.
Industry demand was expected to remain brisk, led by infrastructure and housing; significant capacity additions were anticipated in 2008.
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