The development comes a day after Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari said that the cement industry was trying to raise prices through cartelisation
Union Minister for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Nitin Gadkari on Saturday lashed out at Cement factories and said they are exploiting the present situation real estate market.
Analysts see up to 23 per cent upside in the stock over its last close of Rs 102.30
The output of eight core infrastructure sectors dropped by 2.6 per cent in November, mainly due to decline in production of natural gas, refinery products, steel and cement
This will not impact positive sentiment in the sector, say analysts
S N Subrahmanyan, managing director and chief executive officer of L&T, said, these orders are a strong indication of the revival taking place in the mining industry
The country's largest cement maker on Thursday announced a Rs 5,477-crore investment to add 12.8 million tonnes (MT) capacity
Cement prices which started improving from the month of April'20 sustained during the second quarter under review with only marginal aberrations in some of the southern states
Analysts expect the cement industry to witness positive growth in the second half (October-March) of the current fiscal led by strong demand from the sustainable rural trade segment.
The projects got the go-ahead at a State Level Single Window Clearance Authority meeting chaired by Chief Secretary A K Tripathy.
Shree Cement, trading at highest valuations, is most vulnerable with demand under pressure and costs rising
Some of this may have to do with pruning of some costs that they would have otherwise incurred, had business been normal; analysis looked at 402 firms that have declared June results
The company said the progress of the ongoing capex programme has been delayed due to Covid-19.
Recovery depends on how quickly the pandemic is contained
Going ahead, raction in rural demand should continue in the back of good crop, normal monsoon, labour availability and government's welfare schemes
Strong cost controls, lower diesel, petcoke and coal prices helped
Manufacturers in India and China were anticipating growth on the back of an infrastructure splurge. The pandemic has forced them to cut back, and revival this year looks tough
For the cement sector, recovery would be prolonged by the depressed real estate sector, muted spends on Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) and lower Capex (capital expenditure) by the government
In December last year, Emami Cement had filed for its IPO with market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to issue fresh equity shares worth Rs 500 crore
The demand for cement in India has gone up to 400 million tonnes (MT) from 30 MT four decades back