BIRLACORPN - Birla Corporation Ltd. Share Price

Cement & Cement Products

₹1054.50+8.00(+0.76%)

Market Closed as of May 7, 2025, 15:30 IST

What does Birla Corporation Ltd. do?

Cement & Cement Products•Construction Materials•Small Cap

Birla Corporation Limited manufactures and sells cement and clinker in India and internationally. The company operates through three segments: Cement, Jute, and Others. It offers ordinary Portland, Portland Pozzolana, and Portland slag cement under the MP Birla Cement Perfect Plus, MP Birla Cement Samrat Advanced, MP Birla Cement Ultimate Ultra, MP Birla Cement Unique, MP Birla Cement Samrat, MP Birla Cement Ultimate, MP Birla Cement Chetak, MP Birla Cement PSC, MP Birla Cement Multicem, and MP Birla Cement Concrecem brands used in bridges, dams, railway sleepers, reservoirs, industrial buildings, marine structures, cooling towers, metro lines, and airport runways. In addition, the company manufactures various jute products, such as jute yarn, floor and wall coverings, decorative fabrics, scrims, jute carpets, non-woven jute felts, hydrocarbon-free bags/cloths, carpet backing cloths, which are used in mats, yarns, ropes, bags, carpets, and panama. Further, it offers iron and steel castings. The company exports its products. The company was formerly known as Birla Jute Manufacturing Company Limited and changed its name to Birla Corporation Limited in 1998. The company was incorporated in 1919 and is based in Kolkata, India.

Industry Group:Cement & Cement Products

Employees:7,078

Website:www.birlacorporation.com

Income Statement for Birla Corp

Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Consolidated Data

QuarterlyAnnual

Description	(%) Q/Q	Dec-2024	Sep-2024	Jun-2024	Mar-2024	Dec-2023	Sep-2023
Revenue From Operations	13.9%	1,282	1,126	1,215	1,483	1,332	1,418
Other Income	-7.1%	14	15	15	23	13	21
Total Income	13.6%	1,296	1,141	1,230	1,506	1,345	1,439
Cost of Materials	9.5%	300	274	298	332	320	302
Purchases of stock-in-trade	36.8%	7.54	5.78	7.08	13	9.7	7.54
Employee Expense	4.3%	98	94	99	101	93	95
Finance costs	4%	27	26	26	23	30	29
Depreciation and Amortization	-3.8%	51	53	53	56	53	55
Other expenses	7.5%	814	757	792	858	801	854
Total Expenses	11.2%	1,292	1,162	1,241	1,411	1,270	1,371
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax	114.4%	4.05	-20.17	-11.01	95	75	67
Exceptional items before tax	-	0	0	0	7.03	0	-0.25
Total profit before tax	114.4%	4.05	-20.17	-11.01	102	75	67
Current tax	-	0	0	0	21	13	13
Deferred tax	150.8%	3.29	-3.51	-1.84	22	10	6.83
Total tax	150.8%	3.29	-3.51	-1.84	43	24	20
Total profit (loss) for period	98.6%	0.76	-16.66	-9.17	59	51	47
Other comp. income net of taxes	-145.9%	-70.12	156	172	34	43	131
Total Comprehensive Income	-151%	-69.36	139	163	93	94	178
Earnings Per Share, Basic	71.2%	0.09	-2.16	-1.19	7.7	6.66	6.12
Earnings Per Share, Diluted	71.2%	0.09	-2.16	-1.19	7.7	6.66	6.12
Debt equity ratio	-	019	0	017	018	019	021
Debt service coverage ratio	-	074	0	0.0138	0.0408	0.0141	0.0303
Interest service coverage ratio	1.1%	0.0305	0.02	0.0262	0.0786	0.0519	0.0524

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022	Mar-2021	Mar-2020	Mar-2019
Revenue From Operations	4.7%	5,697	5,441	4,791	4,442	4,747	4,424
Other Income	-30.7%	71	102	94	111	82	81
Total Income	4%	5,768	5,544	4,885	4,553	4,829	4,505
Cost of Materials	18.9%	1,296	1,090	993	960	1,020	948
Purchases of stock-in-trade	29%	41	32	27	25	16	1.45
Employee Expense	6.1%	383	361	333	298	298	273
Finance costs	3.8%	111	107	101	130	185	178
Depreciation and Amortization	14.5%	214	187	177	161	151	149
Other expenses	-8.7%	3,408	3,734	2,965	2,515	2,784	2,778
Total Expenses	0.1%	5,478	5,470	4,581	4,123	4,408	4,345
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax	295.9%	290	74	304	430	421	160
Exceptional items before tax	121.8%	6.78	-25.46	-31.44	0	0	0
Total profit before tax	527.7%	296	48	272	430	421	160
Current tax	512.5%	56	9.98	49	87	57	20
Deferred tax	610.6%	42	-7.03	20	-84.82	48	2.52
Total tax	4874.4%	98	2.95	70	1.85	105	22
Total profit (loss) for period	347.7%	198	45	203	429	316	138
Other comp. income net of taxes	1176.5%	284	-25.29	242	108	-123.26	20
Total Comprehensive Income	2436.8%	483	20	445	537	193	158
Earnings Per Share, Basic	404.7%	25.73	5.9	26.35	55.65	41.02	17.89
Earnings Per Share, Diluted	404.7%	25.73	5.9	26.35	55.65	41.02	17.89
Debt equity ratio	-0.1%	018	023	025	031	046	054
Debt service coverage ratio	0.8%	0.0249	0.0175	0.0122	0.0108	0.0138	0.0204
Interest service coverage ratio	2.5%	0.0559	0.032	0.0547	0.0556	0.0409	0.0273

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Standalone Data

QuarterlyAnnual

Description	(%) Q/Q	Dec-2024	Sep-2024	Jun-2024	Mar-2024	Dec-2023	Sep-2023
Revenue From Operations	15.6%	2,257	1,953	2,190	2,656	2,312	2,286
Other Income	-12.5%	15	17	17	26	16	27
Total Income	15.3%	2,272	1,970	2,207	2,682	2,328	2,313
Cost of Materials	7.3%	353	329	367	399	354	376
Purchases of stock-in-trade	56.7%	4.84	3.45	3.68	8.86	4.61	1.56
Employee Expense	2.1%	144	141	147	133	141	142
Finance costs	-2.4%	83	85	86	82	97	95
Depreciation and Amortization	-4.2%	139	145	146	150	145	143
Other expenses	13.3%	1,528	1,349	1,493	1,604	1,464	1,471
Total Expenses	11.3%	2,231	2,005	2,163	2,416	2,175	2,236
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax	209%	41	-35.69	44	266	153	77
Exceptional items before tax	-	0	0	0	7.03	0	-0.25
Total profit before tax	209%	41	-35.69	44	273	153	77
Current tax	181.5%	7.47	-6.94	7.14	21	13	13
Deferred tax	136.8%	2.68	-3.56	4.24	59	31	5.47
Total tax	178.3%	10	-10.5	11	80	44	19
Total profit (loss) for period	214.5%	31	-25.19	33	193	109	58
Other comp. income net of taxes	-145.3%	-70.16	158	173	40	44	132
Total Comprehensive Income	-130.3%	-38.97	133	205	233	153	190
Earnings Per Share, Basic	171.7%	4.06	-3.27	4.24	25.1	14.17	7.58
Earnings Per Share, Diluted	171.7%	4.06	-3.27	4.24	25.1	14.17	7.58
Debt equity ratio	-0.4%	061	0.01	061	067	071	075
Debt service coverage ratio	0.3%	0.013	0.01	099	0.0253	0.0184	0.0117
Interest service coverage ratio	1.2%	0.0317	0.02	0.0321	0.0613	0.0409	0.0331

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022	Mar-2021	Mar-2020	Mar-2019
Revenue From Operations	11.3%	9,663	8,682	7,461	6,785	6,916	6,549
Other Income	-24.1%	86	113	99	100	85	78
Total Income	10.8%	9,748	8,795	7,560	6,885	7,001	6,627
Cost of Materials	23.8%	1,482	1,197	1,048	887	958	961
Purchases of stock-in-trade	27.8%	24	19	26	25	16	1.45
Employee Expense	6.7%	556	521	448	398	408	371
Finance costs	9.8%	372	339	243	296	388	371
Depreciation and Amortization	13.4%	578	510	397	371	352	339
Other expenses	-3.3%	6,088	6,295	4,850	4,063	4,253	4,288
Total Expenses	4.7%	9,175	8,759	6,991	6,115	6,319	6,310
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax	1534.3%	573	36	569	770	682	317
Exceptional items before tax	2.3%	6.78	6.65	-31.44	-57.85	0	0
Total profit before tax	1278.6%	580	43	538	713	682	317
Current tax	23813%	56	1.23	76	87	57	64
Deferred tax	26742.1%	103	1.38	63	-4.31	119	-2.26
Total tax	9713.7%	159	2.61	139	82	176	62
Total profit (loss) for period	976.9%	421	40	399	630	505	256
Other comp. income net of taxes	991.2%	291	-31.54	240	107	-123.68	20
Total Comprehensive Income	8832.2%	712	8.96	639	738	382	276
Earnings Per Share, Basic	1158.5%	54.61	5.26	51.76	81.83	65.6	33.21
Earnings Per Share, Diluted	1158.5%	54.61	5.26	51.76	81.83	65.6	33.21
Debt equity ratio	-0.2%	067	087	079	088	0.0108	0.0113
Debt service coverage ratio	-0.1%	0.0152	0.0163	0.0133	0.0132	0.0155	0.0189
Interest service coverage ratio	1.5%	0.0412	0.0263	0.0485	0.0466	0.0367	0.0277

Summary of Latest Earnings Report from Birla Corp

Summary of Birla Corp's latest earnings call, featuring management's outlook on business performance, financial results, and analyst Q&A sessions that highlight key strategic initiatives and market challenges.

Earnings Outlook

Last updated: Feb 25

Management Outlook & Major Points:

Birla Corporation's management remains optimistic, driven by robust performance in key regions and strategic initiatives.

Mukutban Plant Success: Transitioned from a loss-making unit to a growth engine, achieving ~67% utilization. It now contributes significantly to volumes and profitability, offsetting competitive pressures in Central India.
Volume & EBITDA Guidance: Maintains FY25 volume growth guidance of 7-8% for H2. Expects H2 EBITDA/tonne to rise by ~INR150, driven by price hikes, cost controls, and improved mix.
Regional Performance:
- North (Chanderia): Strong demand recovery and price improvements in trade segments.
- Central India: Pricing pressure due to oversupply but offset by premiumization (58% premium product sales).
- Maharashtra/Vidarbha (Mukutban): Focus on blended cement (40% premium products) despite lower realizations.
Cost Optimization: Focus on fuel efficiency (INR1.5/MMkcal savings), captive coal (15% usage; targeting 30-32% post-Bikram block commissioning in FY27), and green power (targeting 35% share).
Expansions: Kundanganj expansion (1.4 MTPA) on track for Q1 FY26. Maintains long-term target of 25 MTPA by FY27.
Incentives: Accrued INR60 crore incentives in 9M FY25; expects ~INR100 crore for FY25 (primarily from Mukutban).
Demand Outlook: Rural recovery post-monsoon and steady government spending to drive volume growth. Prices firmed up post-Q3, with further improvements expected.
Debt & Capex: Net debt stable at ~INR3,000 crore. FY25 capex trimmed to INR500 crore (INR300 crore spent in 9M).

Key Risks: Regional competition, fuel price volatility, and delayed monsoon impacts. Focus remains on premiumization, cost leadership, and balanced regional growth.

Q&A Session

Last updated: Feb 25

Question 1:
Shravan Shah (Dolat Capital): What are the lead distance, fuel cost per million kcal, incentives, net debt, and capex incurred in 9 months and projected for FY25?

Answer:
Lead distance: 360 km. Fuel cost: Rs.1.50/kcal. Q3 incentive: Rs.40 crore. Net debt: ~Rs.3,000 crore. FY25 capex target: Rs.500 crore (Rs.300 crore spent in 9 months).

Question 2:
Shravan Shah (Dolat Capital): Given flat 9M volume growth, how will Birla achieve 7-8% H2 guidance, and what is the capacity expansion roadmap for FY26/27?

Answer:
Management remains confident in 7-8% H2 volume growth. Kundanganj expansion (1.4MT) is on track for Q1 FY26. Long-term plans (25MT by FY27) remain unchanged.

Question 3:
Mangesh Bhadang (Centrum Broking): What is the demand outlook for the Central region, and how will Kumbh Mela impact it?

Answer:
Kumbh Mela's impact is temporary. Central region demand is expected to recover post-monsoon with improved rural spending and state govt. initiatives.

Question 4:
Mangesh Bhadang (Centrum Broking): What is the current realization vs. Q3 average, and when will new capex announcements occur?

Answer:
No specific pricing guidance. Realizations are influenced by regional mix (Maharashtra's lower pricing). No immediate capex updates beyond Kundanganj.

Question 5:
Saket Kapoor (Kapoor & Co.): Why did depreciation decrease, and how did non-trade segment pressure affect pricing?

Answer:
Depreciation variance is minimal, with no policy changes. Non-trade price pressures (OPC focus) spilled into trade, but Birla prioritized premium trade segments to protect margins.

Question 6:
Sanchita Sood (RoboCapital): What is the EBITDA/tonne guidance for FY26/27?

Answer:
Management declined to speculate on long-term EBITDA, reiterating FY25 guidance of Rs.150/ton H2 improvement.

Question 7:
Pathanjali Srinivasan (Sundaram MF): How is consolidated utilization 91% if Mukutban runs at 70%? What is the incentive accrual?

Answer:
Weighted average utilization includes higher-utilization plants. FY25 incentive accrual: ~Rs.100 crore (Rs.60 crore in 9M), mostly from Mukutban.

Question 8:
Prateek Kumar (Jefferies): What is the incentive accrual for 9M and FY25? How are new businesses scaling?

Answer:
9M incentive: Rs.60 crore; FY25 target: Rs.100 crore. Construction Chemicals/RMC are nascent, focused on brand-linked markets and cautious scaling.

Question 9:
Girija Ray (YES Securities): Why did freight costs rise, and what markets does Mukutban serve?

Answer:
Freight costs marginally increased due to Mukutban's Vidarbha focus. Telangana is opportunistic; primary markets: Vidarbha, Khandesh, Mumbai.

Question 10:
Uttam Srimal (Axis Securities): What drove jute revenue growth, and what is the FY26 capex outlook?

Answer:
Jute growth tied to agri-bag demand. FY26 capex details deferred; Bihar expansion (5MT by 2027) is progressing with land acquisition.

Question 11:
Shravan Shah (Dolat Capital): What is captive coal's contribution, and when will Bikram/Marki-Barka optimize?

Answer:
Captive coal: 15% in Q3. Bikram (30-32% by FY27) and Marki-Barka (55-60% post-FY27) will progressively reduce dependency.

Question 12:
Rajesh Ravi (HDFC Sec): Why was FY25 capex reduced to Rs.500 crore, and what is Bihar's status?

Answer:
Capex optimized for cash flow; deferred non-critical spends. Bihar expansion (part of 5MT plan) has acquired land and remains on track.

Question 13:
Harshil (AMSEC): What is Mukutban's profitability vs. company average?

Answer:
Unit-specific profitability not disclosed.

Valuation
Market Cap	8.12 kCr
Price/Earnings (Trailing)	35.01
Price/Sales (Trailing)	0.89
EV/EBITDA	6.56
Price/Free Cashflow	7.66
MarketCap/EBT	25.16

Fundamentals
Revenue (TTM)	9.13 kCr
Rev. Growth (Yr)	-2.42%
Rev. Growth (Qtr)	15.35%
Earnings (TTM)	231.96 Cr
Earnings Growth (Yr)	-71.42%
Earnings Growth (Qtr)	223.82%

Profitability
Operating Margin	3.46%
EBT Margin	3.53%
Return on Equity	3.34%
Return on Assets	1.57%
Free Cashflow Yield	13.05%

Balance Sheet for Birla Corp

Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Consolidated Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Sep-2024	Mar-2024	Sep-2023	Mar-2023	Sep-2022	Mar-2022
Cash and cash equivalents	351.7%	272	61	63	71	68	73
Current investments	-52.5%	200	420	202	315	195	619
Loans, current	82.6%	1.42	1.23	1.2	1.06	1.04	1.03
Total current financial assets	6.6%	824	773	806	695	785	1,102
Inventories	4.4%	682	653	622	755	895	603
Total current assets	4.3%	1,681	1,611	1,680	1,629	1,971	1,890
Property, plant and equipment	-1.2%	3,447	3,488	3,376	3,425	3,295	3,304
Capital work-in-progress	24.4%	246	198	226	114	244	198
Investment property	0%	1.1	1.1	1.1	1.1	0.39	0.4
Non-current investments	42.7%	1,001	702	636	411	382	407
Loans, non-current	12350%	50	0.6	0.3	0.4	0.38	0.46
Total non-current financial assets	39.1%	1,249	898	831	566	534	545
Total non-current assets	5.3%	7,371	6,999	6,880	6,559	6,534	6,471
Total assets	5.1%	9,052	8,610	8,561	8,188	8,505	8,363
Borrowings, non-current	20.9%	717	593	776	817	907	953
Total non-current financial liabilities	8.5%	1,181	1,089	1,232	1,289	1,369	1,419
Provisions, non-current	-38.5%	17	27	41	41	40	41
Total non-current liabilities	2.7%	1,721	1,675	1,809	1,838	1,908	1,976
Borrowings, current	52.8%	380	249	164	163	309	226
Total current financial liabilities	13.5%	1,261	1,111	1,091	1,019	1,293	975
Provisions, current	0%	34	34	20	12	12	13
Current tax liabilities	-	0	0	0	0	0	0
Total current liabilities	12.8%	1,504	1,333	1,338	1,212	1,503	1,192
Total liabilities	7.2%	3,225	3,009	3,146	3,050	3,411	3,168
Equity share capital	0%	77	77	77	77	77	77
Total equity	4%	5,827	5,602	5,414	5,138	5,095	5,195
Total equity and liabilities	5.1%	9,052	8,610	8,561	8,188	8,505	8,363

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Standalone Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Sep-2024	Mar-2024	Sep-2023	Mar-2023	Sep-2022	Mar-2022
Cash and cash equivalents	89.1%	296	157	83	207	92	84
Current investments	-35.1%	380	585	203	457	93	602
Loans, current	82.6%	1.42	1.23	1.2	1.06	1.04	1.03
Total current financial assets	-3.7%	1,684	1,749	1,474	1,552	1,315	1,616
Inventories	7.6%	1,038	965	952	1,062	1,286	820
Total current assets	0.5%	2,996	2,981	2,830	3,019	3,188	2,865
Property, plant and equipment	-2%	8,577	8,748	8,668	8,776	8,121	6,586
Capital work-in-progress	16.3%	558	480	516	357	1,052	2,549
Investment property	0%	1.1	1.1	1.09	1.1	0.39	0.4
Goodwill	0%	0.03	0.03	0.03	0.03	0.03	0.03
Non-current investments	42.7%	1,001	702	636	411	382	407
Loans, non-current	12350%	50	0.6	0.3	0.4	0.38	0.46
Total non-current financial assets	36.7%	1,308	957	872	605	618	638
Total non-current assets	2.5%	11,736	11,455	11,405	11,052	11,069	10,985
Total assets	2.1%	14,733	14,436	14,235	14,072	14,259	13,852
Borrowings, non-current	-3.2%	3,084	3,185	3,535	3,838	3,883	3,791
Total non-current financial liabilities	-3.4%	3,818	3,952	4,253	4,566	4,588	4,489
Provisions, non-current	-28.8%	38	53	83	78	66	64
Total non-current liabilities	-3.4%	5,065	5,244	5,491	5,757	5,751	5,668
Borrowings, current	30.7%	763	584	457	511	582	417
Total current financial liabilities	8.9%	2,288	2,101	2,080	1,999	2,202	1,772
Provisions, current	-2.4%	42	43	21	13	13	14
Current tax liabilities	0%	0.02	0.02	0	0	0	0
Total current liabilities	8.5%	2,733	2,518	2,457	2,334	2,555	2,135
Total liabilities	0.5%	7,798	7,762	7,948	8,091	8,306	7,803
Equity share capital	0%	77	77	77	77	77	77
Non controlling interest	0%	0.04	0.04	0.04	0.04	0.04	0.04
Total equity	3.9%	6,935	6,674	6,288	5,981	5,953	6,049
Total equity and liabilities	2.1%	14,733	14,436	14,235	14,072	14,259	13,852

Investor Care
Dividend Yield	1.22%
Dividend/Share (TTM)	12.5
Shares Dilution (1Y)	0.00%
Diluted EPS (TTM)	30.13

Financial Health
Current Ratio	1.1
Debt/Equity	0.55
Debt/Cashflow	0.42

Cash Flow for Birla Corp

Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Consolidated Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022
Finance costs	3.8%	111	107	101
Change in inventories	165.3%	101	-152.03	-11.15
Depreciation	12.9%	211	187	175
Unrealised forex losses/gains	88.3%	0.06	-7.02	0.99
Dividend income	-	3.36	0	0
Adjustments for interest income	-	13	0	0
Net Cashflows from Operations	188.9%	706	245	561
Income taxes paid (refund)	85.3%	64	35	70
Net Cashflows From Operating Activities	206.2%	641	210	491
Cashflows used in obtaining control of subsidiaries	-5.3%	0	0.05	0.28
Proceeds from sales of PPE	-115%	0.49	4.4	4.34
Purchase of property, plant and equipment	21%	306	253	249
Dividends received	-80.3%	3.36	13	52
Interest received	222.6%	10	3.79	9.78
Other inflows (outflows) of cash	-110.7%	-9.12	96	119
Net Cashflows From Investing Activities	-321.5%	-386.58	176	-186.22
Proceeds from borrowings	-	13	0	269
Repayments of borrowings	-28.9%	146	205	351
Payments of lease liabilities	-114.9%	0	7.69	0
Dividends paid	-76.3%	19	77	77
Interest paid	6.2%	104	98	104
Net Cashflows from Financing Activities	31.7%	-264.8	-388.18	-267.88
Net change in cash and cash eq.	-286.1%	-10.08	-1.87	37

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Standalone Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022
Finance costs	9.8%	372	339	243
Change in inventories	139.6%	97	-241.61	-9.9
Depreciation	13%	576	510	395
Unrealised forex losses/gains	85.7%	0.01	-5.93	-4.34
Dividend income	-	3.36	0	0
Adjustments for interest income	-	16	0	0
Net Cashflows from Operations	98.1%	1,695	856	1,100
Income taxes paid (refund)	48%	75	51	61
Net Cashflows From Operating Activities	101.2%	1,619	805	1,039
Cashflows used in obtaining control of subsidiaries	-	52	0	1.04
Proceeds from sales of PPE	-22.1%	3.86	4.67	4.36
Purchase of property, plant and equipment	-16.2%	529	631	781
Dividends received	54.2%	3.36	2.53	1.65
Interest received	204.7%	12	4.61	11
Other inflows (outflows) of cash	-110.7%	-9.02	95	116
Net Cashflows From Investing Activities	-91.5%	-700.05	-365.03	-775.09
Proceeds from borrowings	-88.2%	62	516	783
Repayments of borrowings	60.5%	643	401	643
Payments of lease liabilities	-105.9%	0	18	0
Dividends paid	-76.3%	19	77	77
Interest paid	3.3%	350	339	318
Net Cashflows from Financing Activities	-203.8%	-969.14	-318.31	-270.26
Net change in cash and cash eq.	-141.9%	-49.74	122	-6.2

Description	Share	Value
Cement	95.5%	2.2 kCr
Jute	4.5%	101.3 Cr
Total		2.3 kCr

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Category	BIRLACORPN	Cement
PE	34.74	39.16
PS	0.88	2.51
Growth	-4.7 %	2.8 %

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Holding Pattern

Major Shareholders

Share Holding Details

As of 2025-03-31

Shareholder Name	Holding %
Hindustan Medical Institution	9.3%
Vindhya Telelinks Ltd.	8.29%
August Agents Ltd.	7.81%
Insilco Agents Ltd.	7.8%
Laneseda Agents Ltd.	7.78%
The Punjab Produce and Trading Company Private Ltd.	5.87%
Punjab Produce Holdings Ltd.	4.76%
Eastern India Educational Institution	4.36%
NIPPON LIFE INDIA TRUSTEE LTD (Shares held in their various Schemes)	3.7%
HDFC MUTUAL FUND (Shares held in their various schemes)	3.51%
ICICI PRUDENTIAL MUTUAL FUND (Shares held in their various Schemes)	3.12%
Gwalior Webbing Co. Pvt. Ltd.	2.31%
Mazbat Tea Estate Ltd.	1.91%
HSBC MUTUAL FUND (Shares held in their various Schemes)	1.71%
Baroda Agents & Trading Co. Pvt. Ltd.	1.19%
Universal Cables Ltd.	0.39%
Hindustan Gum & Chemicals Ltd.	0.35%
Belle Vue Clinic	0.23%
South Point Foundation	0.18%
Shreyas Medical Society	0.15%

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Ticker	Name	Mkt Cap	Revenue	Price %, 1M	Returns, 1Y	P/E	P/S	Rev 1-Yr	Inc 1-Yr
ULTRACEMCO	UltraTech CementCement & Cement Products	3.44 LCr	72.08 kCr	+4.17%	+20.40%	53.11	4.6	+4.43%	-7.64%
AMBUJACEM	Ambuja CementsCement & Cement Products	1.32 LCr	36.36 kCr	+1.87%	-9.93%	25.51	3.5	+9.83%	+9.01%
SHREECEM	Shree CementsCement & Cement Products	1.07 LCr	19.76 kCr	-0.61%	+16.44%	87.13	5.4	-4.90%	-45.47%
DALBHARAT	DALMIA BHARATCement & Cement Products	36.97 kCr	14.48 kCr	+10.34%	+11.59%	63.74	2.55	-0.39%	-49.21%

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