Cement & Cement Products company Sagar Cements announced Q1FY26 results Revenue increased by 20% YoY and volume increased by 11% in Q1FY26 Rs 67,066 lakh. Plants operated at around 55% during the current quarter. Operating EBITDA of 12,145 lakh for Q1FY26 as against Rs 4,670 lakh during Q1FY25. Operating EBITDA of Rs 851 per ton during Q1FY26. EBITDA margin stood at 18% in Q1FY26 v/s 8% in Q1FY25. Profit after tax stood at Rs 749 lakh for Q1FY26 v/s loss of Rs 3,220 lakh during Q1FY25. Sreekanth Reddy Jt. Managing Director, said: We have started the year on a strong note as can be seen from our financials. Volumes for the quarter grew by 11% on a YoY basis driven by pick up Government spendings, construction sector and housing sector. In addition to higher volumes, the quarterly performance was also aided by better pricing environment. The combination of which resulted in revenue growth of 20% YoY for the quarter. EBITDA for the quarter stood at Rs 121 crore, with margins of 18%. EBITDA/ton improved to Rs 851 owing to better realisations, higher operating leverage and benign input prices. Our focus remains on driving down costs and reinforcing our competitive advantage in cost efficiency. By improving operational performance and integrating more renewable energy, we are poised for steady growth in profitability and margins in the years ahead. Our modernisation plans at Andhra Cements Dachepalli unit is progressing as per schedule. We are confidant of achieving our target volume of ~6 MnT in FY26. The Board of one of the subsidiaries Sagar Cements (M) Private Limited has given approval to take up the expansion of cement grinding capacity from 1 MTPA to 1.5 MTPA and as part of green energy initiatives to establish a 6 MW solar power plant, involving a capex of around Rs 140 crore. In conclusion, we believe our enhanced capacities positions us strongly to capitalize on the growing demand from the infrastructure and real estate sectors in the coming years. Additionally, our continued focus on diversifying revenue streams and expanding our regional presence is expected to further strengthen the company’s overall profitability profile. Result PDF
Cement & Cement Products company Sagar Cements announced Q4FY25 results Revenue decreased by 7% YoY and volume increased by 5% for Q4FY25 to Rs 65,804 lakh from Rs 70,871 lakh during Q4FY24. Operating EBITDA of Rs 3,682 lakh for Q4FY25 as against Rs 6,813 lakh during Q4FY24. Operating EBITDA of Rs 218 per ton during Q4FY25. EBITDA margin decreased by 400 bps to 6% for Q4FY25 (v/s Q4FY24). Loss after tax stood at Rs 7,305 lakh for Q4FY25 v/s Profit of Rs 1,158 lakh during Q4FY24. Sreekanth Reddy, Jt. Managing Director, said: “Q4 saw a significant 23% (QoQ) increase in volume, as demand carried over from the previous quarter gained further traction due to a rebounding construction sector, real estate growth, and higher government spending. Prices as well after staying stable for large part of the quarter have started trending higher.” Our EBITDA for the quarter stood at Rs 37 crore, translating to a margin of 6%. On a per-ton basis, EBITDA stood at Rs 218. This improved operational profitability was primarily driven by enhanced operating leverage and a reduction in energy and freight expenses. Looking ahead, we anticipate further strengthening of our operational profitability and margins over the coming years. This positive trajectory will be supported by our strategic initiatives focused on increasing the contribution of green power, implementing cost optimization measures, and achieving higher capacity utilization across our facilities. For FY26 we believe we will be able to achieve sales volumes of ~ 6.0 to 6.3 million tonnes. In conclusion, we are confident that our strategic initiatives aimed at reducing freight costs – by shortening lead distances, lowering the clinker factor, modernizing our assets, and optimizing our energy sources – will be instrumental in generating sustainable, long-term value for our shareholders. Result PDF