Intoduction

• Was set up in 1986

• Headquarter in Mumbai-India
• Capacity built up from 0.7 Mio t in 1986 to 18.0
Mio t as of today at CAGR of 18%
• Shown the organic and growth through
acquisitions
• Ambuja is the most profitable cement company
in India
• one of  the lowest cost producer of cement in the
world
 Special Features
• Environment protection measure that conform to the worlds
best.

• Benchmarking quality standards for the industry (ISO 9002)

• Reinventing cement transportation.

• Extensive & primarily exclusive distribution network

-Over 6,600 dealers and 20,500 retailers
operates a hotel through its subsidiary GGL Hotel and
Resort Company
 Corporate Information
• CHAIRMAN EMERITUS
Mr. Suresh Neotia

• BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• Mr. N. S. Sekhsaria, Chairman CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Mr. David Atkinson
• Mr. Paul Hugentobler, Vice Chairman
• Mr. Markus Akermann
• Mr. M. L. Bhakta
• Mr. Nasser Munjee

• BUSINESS HEADS
• Mr. J. C. Toshniwal (North)
• Mr. Ajay Kapur (West & South)
• Mr. S. N. Toshniwal (East)
• AUDITORS
• M/s. S. R. Batliboi & Associates
• P. M. Nanabhoy & Co.,
• (Cost Auditors
 Growth Story
• 2001 - Private equity investors -(American
International Group & Government of Singapore)
invested in ACIL

• 2005 - ACIL restructured as a joint venture with

Holcim(14.8% promoters stake)

• 2006 - Founder promoters sold part of their holding in

ACL in favour of Holcim(30%)

• ACL is a Holcim Group company since May 2006

 Positioning - ACL

North – Central Region Eastern Region

Cement Capacity 7.0 Mio t Cement Capacity 3.0 Mio t

South-West Region
Cement Capacity 8.0 Mio t Cement Plant
Grinding Station
Terminal
Port

Overseas:
Overseas: Cement
Cement receiving
receiving station
station at
at Galle
Galle (Sri
(Sri lanka),
lanka), which
which is
is not
not indicated
indicated in
in the
the map
map above
above
 FUTURE PLANS
Solid market position built up within short
period of time through organic growth and
acquisitions
 Pin-pointed positioning tied to substantial
captive infrastructure to serve markets including
sea transportation, capability to export
 High use of alternative raw materials in
production of composite cements
An internal financing capability to fund
expansion projects
 FUTURE PLANS
• New plant at Bhatapara, Chhattisgarh
commenced production trials in December 2009
and is likely to stabilize shortly
• Another plant at Rauri in Himachal Pradesh, has
also started trial production in January 2010 and
was expected to get fully stabilised by March
2010.
• Dispatch about 4.5 million tonnes of cement to
the market this year
• GDP expected to grow by 8% this year so demand
for cement and infrastructure is expected to rise.