HeidelbergCement India Q1 FY27 results: Revenue up 5%, PAT down 37%

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AI summary

Board approved Q1FY27 results. Revenue up 5.1% at INR 6,281M driven by 3.6% volume growth. EBITDA fell 24.5% to INR 668M, margin compressed to 10.6% from 14.8%. PAT declined 36.7% to INR 305M due to higher fuel and power costs linked to West Asia situation. Board also re-appointed Ms. Jyoti Narang as Independent Director for 5 years. Cash and bank balance stood at INR 4,726M.

Likely market impact

Higher input costs hurt profitability sharply despite revenue growth. EBITDA and PAT declined significantly due to fuel and power cost pressures.