Cement being one to the core sectors which contributes to the growth of the Indian economy, it consumption is an important factor which determines the infrastructure growth of the country. As per data from Index of Manufacturing (IIP), an index which tracks manufacturing activity in different sectors, the growth rate of cement sector slowed down to 5.5 percent in December 2019 compare to the corresponding period last year, however, cement production increased by 5.5 percent in December 2019 while cumulative production of cement increased by 0.7 percent during April-December 2019-20. Year 2019 comparatively witnessed weak demand for cement. The general election in May 2019 slowed down infrastructure activities followed by prolong monsoon which further dented cement companies revenue. According to rating agency CRISIL, in the first quarter of 2019, pan-India cement demand growth had contracted by 2 percent, with the east and north logging a contraction of 4-5 percent and 0.5-1.5 percent, respectively. For this slowdown in cement demand, CRISIL pointed shortage of water and sand, the impact of cyclone Fani which had weighed on structurally weak demand factors in Bihar, Odisha and West Bengal in the east. Further it mentions funding challenges stalled various institutional projects in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana in the south. ICRA Ratings report on cement too agrees with the slowdown affects on cement industry. ICRA Ratings, Senior Vice President &amp; Group Head, Sabyasachi Majumdar, says, &ldquo;The demand growth in Q1FY2020 was adversely impacted owing to a slowdown in project execution due to the general election and labour unavailability&rdquo;. ICRA report further stated the cement demand across various regions has been adversely impacted in H1FY2020. In the northern and central regions, demand remained tepid due to slowdown in execution of Government projects and labour scarcity. In the western region, while demand in Gujarat was negatively impacted by labour and water scarcity, in Maharashtra, it was positively driven by infrastructure and affordable housing. In the eastern region, demand was sluggish across segments, due to weak project execution, unavailability of sand and shortage of funds. In the southern region, while demand momentum sustained in Kerala, driven by post-flood rehabilitation work and low-cost housing; and construction activity in Karnataka, it remained weak in Andhra Pradesh, due to sand unavailability and cancellation of old orders by the new state government. Towards the end of the year, revival packages for real estate such as &#8377; 25,000 crore alternative investment fund set up by the government to revive stalled housing projects, helped demand to pick-up.<img src="https://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/1153/415727/5e4cd9d07bf40/1582094679858.jpg"" owidth=606 oheight=404" style="height:404px; width:606px" />Capacity expansion amidst tepid demand Despite a sluggish demand, data from the Ministry of Commerce &amp; Industry shows cement production growth of 4.4 percent year-on-year to 255 million tonnes in the first nine months of 2019. In FY20 (till Sept 2019), the production of cement stood at 163.59 million tonnes. The cement production capacity is estimated to touch 550 MT by 2020. Currently, the installed capacity is 485 mtpa and with the new additions, it will rise to 508 mtpa in 2020. India accounts for 8 percent of the global installed capacity and is the second largest cement producer in the world. Of the total capacity, 98 percent lies with the private sector and the rest with the public sector. The top 20 companies account for around 70 percent of the total production. A total of 210 large cement plants together account for 410 million tonnes of installed capacity in the country, while 350 mini cement plants make up the rest. Of the total 210 large cement plants in India, 77 are located in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu.Despite slowdown in economy as well as infrastructure activities, cement companies are expanding their production. UltraTech is expanding capacity by 3.4 mtpa in the east which is expected to commission by FY2021-end. The company has increased its grinding capacities in Bihar and West Bengal by 0.6 mtpa each and is coming up with a new grinding unit of 2.2 mtpa in Odisha. ACC is executing projects that will add new capacity in the markets of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar. Jharkhand and West Bengal. Ambuja Cement plans to set up a 1.4 million tonne clinker capacity, grinding facility of 1.8 mt besides a captive power plant and waste heat recovery system. Birla Corporation is increasing its total cement manufacturing capacity in the next three years to around 20 mtpa. By March 2020, Ramco Cements will be commissioning grinding unit in Haridaspur, Odisha with a capacity of 0.9 mtpa and expansion of grinding unit near Vizag, Andhra Pradesh from 0.95 mtpa to 2 mtpa the company will expand it clinker capacity at the Jayanthipuram, Andhra Pradesh from three mtpa to 4.50 mtpa. Ramco&rsquo;s new cement plant in Kolimigundla, Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh with clinkering capacity of 2.25 mtpa and cement capacity of one mtpa is expected to be commissioned before March 2021. JK Cement is enhancing its production capacity to 15 mtpa by the end of 2020, from 10 mtpa at present, and entering in to market such as Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh. The company is adding 1 mt grinding capacity at it&rsquo;s plants in Nimbahera and Mangrol and is setting up grinding units at Balasinor in Gujarat and Aligarh in Uttar Pradesh, both facilities sourcing clinker from Mangrol in Rajasthan where a brownfield expansion of 3.5 mtpa will come into operation. Dalmia Bharat Cement is expanding its installed production capacity to 34 mtpa from the existing 26 mtpa. The company is increasing its production capacity in the eastern market which will add 5 mtpa to its existing capacity. The brownfield expansion in east India involves increasing the capacity in its West Bengal plant from 1.3 mtpa to 4 mtpa and in its Rajgangpur plant by another 3 mtpa. Star Cement will expand the plant&rsquo;s capacity from 1.6 mtpa to 2 mtpa. For this the company is coming up with a brownfield expansion at its grinding unit in Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal. Sagar Cement has received environmental clerance for upgrade to all three dry lines of its 2.4 mtpa Mattampally plant to raise its capacity to 5.0 mtpa. Its clinker capacity will rise from 2.0 mtpa to 4.8 mtpa. Wonder Cement has launched its grinding unit in Badnawar Madhya Pradesh. JSW Cement plans to nearly double its manufacturing capacity to 25 mtpa by FY23 through organic expansion. It has an installed capacity of 14 mtpa across west, south and east India. HidelbergCement Group is planning to increase the production capacity to about 20 mtpa from 12.5 mtpa either through acquisitions or greenfield projects. Shree Cement has commissioned a new 2.5 mtpa grinding unit near Pune. Sanghi Industries plans to expand its existing cement plant in Sanghipuram, Kutch, to 8.6 mtpa from 4 mtpa.<img src="https://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/1153/415727/5e4cd9d07bf40/1582094723979.jpg"" owidth=606 oheight=406" style="height:406px; width:606px" />A peek in Q3FY20 performance Large Cement companies have come up with their FYQ3 results. Analysts have predicted FYQ3 to be positive for the cement industry as earnings are expected to improve. Prolong monsoon has ended and government&rsquo;s housing projects and rural infrastructure Projects have started to gather stream. There is demand for cement from rural housing. In the urban areas, government&rsquo;s stimulus packages have brought the affordable housing sector on the track. Overall there is an uptick for cement demand in FYQ3. Hetal Gandhi, Director, CRISIL Research said, &ldquo;Cement companies&rsquo; margins are likely to have expanded 200 bps on account of improved realisations and lower power and fuel costs&rdquo;. Average prices per 50-kg cement bag have increased by &#8377; 25-35 a bag in north, west and east India while it rose by &#8377; 20 in central region. In south India, in February, prices increased by more than &Igrave;&euro; 60 per bag since January after manufacturers raised prices twice last month. In Q3FY20, UltraTech Cement reported a 48.63 percent rise in standalone net profit at &#8377; 643.15 crore compared with &#8377; 432.70 crore in the same quarter last year. Revenue from operations was flat at &#8377; 9,981.75 crore against &#8377; 9,938.11 crore in the same quarter last year. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation (Ebitda) of the cement maker was at &#8377; 1,786 crore and margins came in at 17.8 percent for the December quarter. ACC posted 18 percent YoY rise in consolidated net profit at &#8377; 273 crore for the quarter ended December 31. It had reported a net profit of &#8377; 232 crore in the same period last year. Net sales of the company grew 5 percent YoY to &#8377; 3,970 crore during the quarter under review. Operating EBITDA for the quarter witnessed a growth of 11 percent to &#8377; 541 crore against &#8377; 488 crore during the same quarter last year. JK Cement reported more than two-fold growth in net profit to &#8377; 137.5 crore for the third quarter ending December 2019. The company had earned a profit of &#8377; 60.90 crore in the same quarter of last year. Total income was &#8377; 1,427.84 crore during the three-month period as against &#8377; 1,284.98 crore in the same period of previous fiscal. However, southern cement manufacturers slipped into red. India Cements reported widening of its consolidated net loss to &#8377; 8.79 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, 2019. The company had posted a net loss of &#8377; 4.32 crore in the October-December period a year ago. Revenue from operations was down 7.90 percent to &#8377; 1,244.28 crore during the quarter under review, as against &#8377; 1,351.15 crore in the year-ago period. Ramco Cement reported a dip of 3 percent in the third quarter. Its profit after tax stood at &#8377; 94.60 crore as against &#8377; 97.56 crore it registered in the corresponding quarter previous year. The company&rsquo;s revenue stood at &#8377; 1,290 crore in Q3FY20, a growth of 6 percent from &#8377; 1217.07 crore it recorded in the similar quarter last year. Orient Cement reported narrowing of its net loss to &#8377; 5.67 crore in October-December 2019 from that of &#8377; 13.70 crore in the same quarter of the previous year. Total income during the quarter under review stood at &#8377; 567.14 crore, down 1.32 percent compared to &Igrave;&euro; 574.76 crore reported in the year-ago period. Orient Cement&rsquo;s total expenses dropped 3.32 percent to &#8377; 575.24 crore in the quarter under review compared to &#8377; 595 crore in the year-ago period.<img src="https://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/1153/415727/5e4cd9d07bf40/1582094761202.jpg"" owidth=747 oheight=560" style="height:560px; width:747px" />Fueling growth by acquisition To reach to wider market and pan out across the country, cement companies are either acquiring or are investing in Greenfield or brownfield expansion. Recently, Nuvoco Vistas Corporation, a part of the Nirma Group, acquired Emami Cement for an enterprise value of &#8377; 5500 crores. Emami Cement operates one integrated cement plant in Risdah, Chhattisgarh; and grinding units in Bihar, West Bengal and Odisha with a total installed capacity of 8.3 mtpa and with mining leases in Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh. The company is ramping up production at the acquired facility. Dalmia Bharat Cement has acquired Murli Cement which had added 3.2 mtpa to its installed capacity. India Cements is acquiring land to set up an integrated cement plant in Madhya Pradesh and in setting up a grinding unit near Allahabad. Ambuja Cement is planning to acquire capacities in readymix concrete (RMC) and aggregates businesses.Projects execution holds the keyIndia is the second largest manufacturer of cement, the first being China. However the per capita cement consumption of China is more than 1000 kg, whereas India lags very behind in cement consumption. India&rsquo;s per capita cement consumption is around 235 kg against global average of 520 kg per capita. With a slew of infrastructure projects announced by the government, per capita cement consumption is likely to increase in India. In recent month the government has provided stimulus packages for the residential real estate sector especially the affordable housing sector. Government sponsored housing projects - PMAY-Urban and PMAY-Gramin are in various stages of completion. The packages for real estate sector is likely to spur up demand for cement. The union budget 2020-21 has set aside budget for agriculture warehouses, cold chain linkages, rural infrastructure which again is expected to increase cement consumption. Rating agency and analysts are hopeful that demand will be stronger at around 8-10 percent in FY2020-21. According to CRISIL Research, &ldquo;Around 22 lakh units are in different stages of construction under PMAYUrban and the government has set a target of 60 lakh units under PMAY-Gramin for fiscal 2020. This alone will generate 80-85 MT of cement demand over the next year-and-a-half. This is higher than 15 lakh PMAY-Urban and 22 lakh PMAY-Gramin units that got constructed in fiscal 2019&rdquo;.A slew of infrastructure projects - Housing for all by 2022, concrete highways, 100 Smart cities, dedicated freight corridors, Clean India Mission, power projects, port developments, affordable housing, warehouse development, development of rural infrastructure, connectivity improvement including water transport and rail transport are in various stages of construction. Some of projects are struck due to want of investment or litigation disputes. Cement industry largely depends on government projects for cement consumption the other being the real sector which is at present deprived of investment. With lull in real estate and few of announced government projects yet to start, the cement industry is keeping its fingers crossed and hoping for the projects to start at the earliest.

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