Archive · 27 Jan 2026
UltraTech Cement Shares Rise on Strong Q3 Results
UltraTech Cement, a big cement company in India, just announced its results for the last three months.
They made a lot more money than last year, which made their stock price go up.
The company is building more factories to make even more cement.
Some experts think the stock is a good buy because they believe the company will keep doing well.
The company's boss said that more roads, houses, and other big buildings are being built in India, which means they need more cement.
They also said that some things, like the cost of fuel and workers, are going up, but they think they can pass these costs to customers.
UltraTech Cement's share price rose by 3.7% following strong Q3 results.
The company reported a 27% year-on-year increase in net profit to ₹1,725.40 crore.
Revenue from operations grew by 23% year-on-year to ₹21,829.68 crore.
Sales volumes increased by 15% year-on-year to 38.87 million tonnes.
Brokerage firms Choice Broking and JM Financial maintained 'buy' ratings with target prices of ₹15,210 and ₹14,500 respectively.
- Who
- UltraTech Cement, a leading cement manufacturer in India
- What
- Reported strong Q3 results with significant growth in net profit and revenue
- When
- December quarter of fiscal year 2025-26 (Q3 FY26)
- Where
- India
- Why
- Due to robust cement sales, higher sales volumes, and contributions from acquired entities
- UltraTech Cement Share Price
- ₹12,829
- Net Profit Growth
- 27% YoY
- Revenue Growth
- 23% YoY
- Sales Volume Growth
- 15% YoY
- Brokerage Target Price (Choice Broking)
- ₹15,210
- Brokerage Target Price (JM Financial)
- ₹14,500
- Capacity Expansion Plan
- 8 Mnt in Q4FY26 and 12 Mnt in FY27E
- EBITDA Growth
- 35% YoY
Sources
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