ACC's 2QCY21 result surprised positively on strong cost control. Moreover, coupled with a better pricing environment, this led to EBITDA/t of INR1,279 the highest since CY10 despite higher energy costs. ACC's Central India expansion should be commissioned in 2HCY22, potentially driving a 9% volume CAGR over CY2123E. We expect costs to remain in check, supported by a master supply agreement (MSA) with Ambuja as well as supply chain efficiencies. We raise our CY21/CY22 EPS...