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AMBUJA CEMENTS LTD.
Ambuja Cements limited formerly known as Gujarat Ambuja Cement.
The Group's principal activity is to manufacture and market cement and clinker for
both domestic and export markets.
Gujarat Ambuja cement ltd. Established its first modern cement plant of 0.7 million
tons per annum capacity in 1986 at Ambujanagar district Gir Somnath, in Gujarat.
It Focuses:
• Good packaging
• Customer service
Vision
To be the most sustainable and competitive company in our industry.
Mission
My action speaks more about my company than a mere advertisement. My function,
however remote to the customer, ultimately leads to satisfying him. My connection to
him is like God. I may not see it, but it exists.
Their people practice a simple philosophy:
Human Resorce Department
oIntroduction
oPromotion & Transfer Policy
oWage and Salary Administration
oProvident fund policy
oCollective bargaining and Trade unions
Production Department
oIntroduction
oCompany products
oManufacturing Process
R & D Department
oReducing Construction Cost
oImproving energy efficiency
oProcess Innovation
Finance & Accounting Department
oFinancial Management
oCapital Market
oSecurity Market
oNetworth - 21,012.53 (2018) & 19,973.21 (2017)
oTotal Debt- 39.68 (2018) & 24.12( 2017)
oInvestments - 11,813.76 (2018) & 11,844.70 (2017)
oTotal Assets – 21,052.21 (2018) & 19,997.33(2017)
o Book Value- 105.82 (2018) & 100.59(2017)
SWOT ANALYSIS
Strengths
•Lower energy cost
•Excellent innovation Engineering and Technological skills
•Own Power Plant
•Strong brand recognition
Weaknesses
•Highly regionalized localized market
•Perfect competition
•Extra cost of building new supply chain and logistics network
Opportunities
•Agricultural & Service sector
•Accelerated technological innovations and advances
•Opportunities in Online Space
•Increasing government regulations
Threats
•Major share came from Export
•Shortage of skilled human resources
•Growing technological expertise
•Competitors catching up with the product development
PORTER’S FIVE FORCE MODEL
ANALYSIS
•Bargaining Power of Buyers: Low