Ambuja Cements announced on Monday plans to invest 14,500 crore Indian rupees, equivalent to $1.53 billion USD, with the aim of increasing its cement production capacity to 155 million metric tons per year by the fiscal year 2030.
Cement manufacturers in India have been actively expanding their capacities in recent years to meet the projected demand in the housing and infrastructure sectors. Companies are investing in new production lines and crushing units to strengthen their presence in key regional markets.
Currently, Ambuja has a capacity of 113.5 million tons per year, and the company expects this capacity to reach 119 million tons per year by March 2027.
This expansion covers new production facilities in the states of Assam, Bihar, Jharkhand, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Uttar Pradesh, which will allow the company to strengthen its production base in eastern, western, and northern India.
This expansion plan was announced a few days after Ambuja reported a 34.7% decline in quarterly net profit, which was attributed to increased fuel and freight costs.


