BENGALURU, July 21 (Reuters) - India's Ultratech Cement (ULTC.NS), opens new tab on Friday reported first-quarter profit above expectations, as strong domestic demand offset higher raw material costs.

New Delhi: Leading cement companies, buoyed by a high single-digit volume growth in the July-September quarter along with an increased sales realisation, expect a better performance in the second half ...

Brokerage firm Axis Direct, the retail broking arm of Axis Securities, has turned positive on India’s cement sector, citing a strong second-quarter performance and an upbeat demand outlook. In its ...

UltraTech is successfully integrating its recent acquisitions, with brand premiumisation and large-scale capex to drive operational efficiencies ...

With expectations of an uptick in cement production in Q3FY26, brokerage firm Deven Choksey placed UltraTech Cement and Adani ...

Axis Securities remains positive on UltraTech Cement, JK Lakshmi Cement as structural plays on India’s infrastructure growth.

India's cement industry is growing fast, driven by rising construction, infrastructure projects, and housing demand. Big companies like UltraTech, Ambuja, and Shree Cement lead the market. Ambuja ...