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Ramco Cements
SectorConstruction Materials
The Ramco Cements Limited, formerly known as Madras Cements Limited, is an Indian company primarily engaged in the manufacture of cement, ready mix concrete, and dry mortar products. It is the fifth largest cement producer in India with a total production capacity of 19.40 million MTPA across 10 facilities. The company mainly serves domestic markets but also exports to Sri Lanka and Maldives. Ramco Cements operates one of the largest wind farms in India and sells surplus electricity. The company has two subsidiaries: Ramco Windfarms Limited and Ramco Industrial and Technology Services Limited. Its product range includes various types of cement, dry mix products, and ready-mix concrete. The company has undergone several expansions and modernizations over the years, including the establishment of new plants, capacity upgrades, and the addition of power generation facilities.
In the news
Ramco Cements' Pandalgudi mine wins global biodiversity award
Ramco Cements eliminates ₹160/tonne limestone tax burden
Ramco Cements gets Neutral rating, target Rs 900: Motilal Oswal
Ramco Industries posts 31% Q1 profit jump, shares surge 6.28%
Ramco Cements Q1 profit drops 63% to ₹32 cr on fuel costs
Mid-cap cement stocks face pressure from rising costs, weak demand
Ramco Cements Q4 FY26: Profit Surge Masks Deeper Margins
Ramco Cements Q4 profit jumps 5x to ₹146.4 cr, declares ₹2.50 dividend
Power Stocks Hit 52-Week Highs: Strong Demand Drives Rally
Ramco Cements shares surge 4% on AP quartzite mining nod
Company insights, generated from the most recent coverage.
Stock fell 4.77% to ₹895.75 with elevated volume (1.21x monthly avg), trading near its 52-week low of ₹843.55, indicating strong institutional selling pressure.
Q1 FY27 net profit crashed 63% YoY to ₹31.86 Cr despite 12% volume growth and 10% revenue rise — top-line expansion masked by severe margin compression.
Power & fuel costs surged ₹104/ton YoY and ₹254/ton QoQ due to West Asia geopolitical tensions and 11% rupee depreciation, directly hitting EBITDA.