Shree Cements Legal & Regulatory

Shree Cements Earnings Call Transcript: Key Takeaways

Strong 18% volume growth is overshadowed by 4% EBITDA decline as higher fuel costs and monsoon-driven realization pressure squeeze margins.

Shree Cements Debt & Borrowing

Shree Cements filed its Reg 54 security cover certificate for 7.80% secured NCDs. It confirms asset cover above 125% on the 700 Crore outstanding debt.

Shree Cements Promoter Reclassification

Board approved reclassification of Ms. Riya Puja Jain's 2,050 shares (0.0057%) from Promoter Group to Public category under SEBI Reg 31A. Subject to exchange approval.

Shree Cements Results Update

Shree Cement reported Q2 FY27 revenue of ₹5,107 Cr standalone, up 18% YoY on volume growth. UAE subsidiary commissioned a 3.0 MTPA cement mill in September 2026.

cement production capacity (new mill)

3.0 MTPA

Shree Cements Q2 FY27 Results: Net Profit ₹263.5 Cr, Down 14.9% YoY

Shree Cements Ltd reported revenue from operations of ₹5,896 Cr (+23.8% YoY) and net profit of ₹263.5 Cr (-14.9% YoY) for Q2 FY27.

Key figure

Net profit ₹263.5 Cr · -14.9% YoY

Shree Cements Other Announcement

Shree Cement Ltd submitted its quarterly shareholding pattern for the period ending September 30, 2026, in compliance with SEBI regulatory requirements.

Coromandel International Legal & Regulatory

Coromandel International received a Deputy Commissioner (Appeal) GST order-in-appeal for FY 2019-20 confirming ineligible input tax credit demand. The company will appeal before GSTAT and expects no significant financial impact.

Value

₹0.18 Cr

Taurian Mps Legal & Regulatory

Taurian MPS received a SEBI adjudication order imposing penalties of Rs.5 lakh on the company, Rs.5 lakh on promoters jointly, and Rs.8 lakh on the merchant banker. The penalties relate to IPO offer document disclosure deficiencies.

Value

₹0.05 Cr

Coromandel International Legal & Regulatory

Coromandel International received a GST Order-in-Appeal confirming a ₹1.79 Crore tax demand. Including interest and penalty, the total is ₹4.05 Crore; the company will appeal.

Value

₹4.05 Cr

Shreeji Global FMCG Legal & Regulatory

Shreeji Global FMCG received a customs Order-in-Original demanding about ₹42.47 Crore in duty, penalties and redemption fines. The company plans to appeal before CESTAT.

Value

₹42.47 Cr

HD Fire Protect Legal & Regulatory

HD Fire Protect received an MPCB refusal of Consent to Operate for its Jalgaon expansion sheds. Existing manufacturing operations continue, with no material impact anticipated.

Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences Legal & Regulatory

KIMS discloses a pending suit over its Chennai hospital land lease, naming it defendant. Supreme Court dismissed its SLP; no injunction halts the project.