•              A commercial demonstration project will assess Leilac’s carbon capture and hybrid electrification technology designed to reduce emissions, lower fuel consumption and increase the use of renewable electricity in cement manufacturing, with the potential to reduce coal consumption to zero while enabling flexible use of alternate fuels.

•              Once successful, the project could be scaled up by 7x to 8x to capture more than one million tonnes of carbon dioxide annually, helping establish a scalable pathway for low-carbon cement production in India and beyond.

National, 22 June 2026: Ambuja Cements, the cement and building materials company of the Adani Group, has partnered with Leilac Limited, a UK-headquartered clean technology company specialising in carbon capture and electrification solutions for emissions-intensive industries, including cement and lime manufacturing.

This partnership marks an important step in Ambuja Cements’ broader decarbonisation strategy and supports its SBTi-validated net zero target for 2050. As the Company advances the electrification of cement manufacturing to increase the use of renewable energy, backed by nearly 1 GW of captive green power, it is laying the groundwork to scale breakthrough solutions such as carbon capture. Importantly, this collaboration is expected to improve the economics of carbon capture, strengthening the business case for large-scale deployment of carbon capture and utilisation.

The commercial demonstration project at Ambuja Cements’ 6.6 MTPA Sanghi plant in Sanghipuram, Kutch, will evaluate the integration of Leilac’s carbon capture and hybrid electric heating technology to support lower-emission cement production through greater use of renewable electricity and the capture of unavoidable process carbon dioxide. The technology is designed to enable a pathway where coal consumption can be reduced to zero, while allowing alternate fuels to be used flexibly.

Subject to successful demonstration, the project, positioned as the largest industrial-scale plant of its kind globally, could be scaled up by 7x to 8x to capture more than one million tonnes of carbon dioxide annually, helping establish a scalable pathway for low-carbon cement production in India and beyond.

Karan Adani, Director, Ambuja Cements, said: “The cement industry’s transition to a lower-carbon future will require bold thinking, technological innovation and collaboration across the value chain. Our partnership with Leilac reflects our commitment to evaluating next-generation technologies that can reduce process emissions while improving energy efficiency and supporting long-term sustainable growth. This initiative aligns with our vision of building world-class manufacturing operations for the future.”

Daniel Rennie, CEO, Leilac Limited, said: “Ambuja Cements operates one of the world’s largest and most advanced cement manufacturing networks. We’re delighted to begin this collaboration to deliver a commercial-scale project for low-cost, low-carbon cement production. Together, we aim to demonstrate an economic, replicable and future-proof solution for the global cement industry.”

Bengaluru, 23 December 2025: In a significant development for India’s cement sector, Ambuja Cements Limited, part of the Adani Group, has received approval for two separate Schemes of Amalgamation from its Board of Directors to merge ACC Limited and Orient Cement Limited, establishing a single consolidated ‘One Cement Platform’.

 Mr. Karan Adani, Non-Executive Director – Ambuja Cements Limited, Adani Group, said, “This consolidation represents a transformational step in building a globally competitive, integrated cement and building materials organisation. By bringing Ambuja Cements, ACC, and Orient Cement under a single corporate structure, we are strengthening our ability to drive operational excellence, accelerate growth, and deliver sustainable long-term value. This merger builds on our already proven track record to further position the business to drive efficiency and productivity. A robust and resilient balance sheet positions the unified strong entity to effectively support future growth initiatives.”

This consolidation is a major step for Adani Group’s cement business, creating an integrated and stronger entity with greater scale, efficiencies, and financial strength.

1. Operational and Financial Synergies: The merger will unlock greater operational efficiencies, optimise manufacturing and logistics, and enable efficient capital deployment. These improvements will boost profitability, support capacity expansion, and enhance long-term shareholder returns.
2. Simplified Corporate Structure: The amalgamation eliminates structural duplication, reduces administrative costs, and enables faster, more agile decision-making. In addition, there will be no specific MSA required with ACC, Orient, Penna & Sanghi as these subsidiaries will become an integral part of Ambuja Cements.
3. Strong and Debt-Free Balance Sheet: This initiative aligns with Ambuja Cements’ strategic plan to increase cement production capacity from 107 MTPA to 155 MTPA by FY28, facilitating efficient capital allocation and prompt adaptation to market requirements.
4. Direct Shareholding in a Stronger Entity: This strategic amalgamation is not just a merger of companies; it is a powerful step forward for shareholders, offering direct participation in a stronger, more agile, and future-ready leader in the cement industry.
5. Enhanced Scale and Market Leadership: The proposed amalgamation brings together two of India’s most established and trusted cement brands (i.e. Ambuja & ACC) under one unified corporate structure. The ‘Adani Ambuja Cements’ & ‘Adani ACC’ brands will continue to operate as usual, with their leading product brands in respective markets.
6. Stakeholder-Centric Approach: The Scheme of Amalgamation of Sanghi Industries and Penna Cement with Ambuja are also at different stages of approval. Post approvals, all stakeholders will engage with a single, unified company.
7. Unified ESG Leadership: The merged entity will benefit from a consolidated ESG framework to accelerate renewable energy adoption, low-carbon cement solutions, and sustainable practices.

·         The upgraded pond will store up to 10 lakh cubic litres of water, benefiting Maldi and 7–8 neighbouring villages by improving water security and supporting two crop cycles.

·         The ceremony, held in the presence of senior company leadership, local Panchayat representatives and villagers, reinforces Ambuja Cements’ commitment to sustainable rural development.

Bengaluru, 11 December 2025: Ambuja Cements, the 9th largest building materials solutions provider globally and part of the diversified Adani Portfolio, as part of its CSR efforts, launched a key water conservation initiative with the ground-breaking ceremony of deepening the Bandha Pond in Maldi village, Chhattisgarh.

The project aims to enhance water security for the communities of Maldi and 7–8 neighbouring villages by improving the storage capacity of the Pond to 10 lakh cubic litres. This intervention is expected to help reduce water scarcity, boost agricultural productivity, and enable farmers to undertake two crop cycles, thereby strengthening local livelihoods.

The event saw the participation of district leaders, five Sarpanches, Janpad Panchayat Upadhyaksh, three Upsarpanch, company officials, and around 70 villagers, reflecting strong community support for the initiative.

Following the ceremony, the team engaged in meaningful discussions with the local community, visited Mudhipar Primary School, and inaugurated a newly developed Rangmanch in Mudhipar village, further demonstrating Ambuja Cements’ commitment to holistic and sustainable community development.

·         The programme has promoted scientific farming practices, enhanced income levels, and encouraged entrepreneurship across 11 villages.

·         With a growing seed bank and market linkage, the initiative continues to strengthen rural women’s economic self-reliance.

Bengaluru, 3 December 2025: Ambuja Cements, the 9^th largest building materials solutions company globally, and part of the diversified Adani Portfolio, continues to strengthen rural livelihoods through its CSR initiatives. In Bhatapara, women from Self-Help Groups (SHGs) have successfully adopted turmeric cultivation as a sustainable source of income, transforming local agricultural practices and livelihoods.

The initiative began in 2022–23 with 151 SHG members from 11 villages, who received hands-on training and exposure to scientific turmeric cultivation methods. The SHGs selected the Salem variety and cultivated 4 acres using 20 quintals of seed material. With best practices such as raised-bed planting, organic manuring, and mulching, the women achieved a 3.7x increase in yield, generating over ₹2.66 lakh in their first season.

Encouraged by the success, 261 SHG women expanded turmeric cultivation to 8 acres in 2023–24. A seed bank was established to facilitate the sale and purchase of quality seeds within the community. That year, SHG members produced 10,100 kg of turmeric, generating a total market value of around ₹5.05 lakh.

In 2024–25, 313 SHG women participated in turmeric production, with improved access to organic inputs and technical guidance. Together, they now hold over 3,100 kg of turmeric seeds, including 2,100 kg earmarked for sale to support new entrants and strengthen the local value chain, with approximately 7,500 kg turmeric used for household purpose.

·         1,000 community members reached through nutrition education, home visits, adolescent health screenings, and digital capacity-building for Anganwadi workers.

·         By converging with public health systems and promoting behavioural change, initiative lays the groundwork for long-term health resilience and community empowerment.

Bengaluru, 1 December 2025: Ambuja Cements, the 9^th largest building materials solutions company globally, and part of the diversified Adani Portfolio, continues to advance rural health and nutrition through focused CSR interventions in Baloda Bazar, Chhattisgarh. The integrated program, implemented across 13 villages, has empowered communities to adopt healthier practices and strengthened convergence with local health systems.

During Poshan Pakhwada (Nutrition Month), Ambuja Cements conducted nutrition demonstration sessions across all villages, reaching over 250 participants including adolescent girls and lactating mothers. Additionally, 366 home visits provided personalized guidance on maternal and child nutrition, while Anganwadi workers were trained on the Poshan Tracker app to enhance digital monitoring and planning.

To promote dietary diversity, seeds for kitchen gardens were distributed to 123 households, encouraging families to grow vegetables and herbs for improved nutrition. A health camp in Rawan village screened 34 adolescent girls for anaemia and sickle cell, offering counselling and nutritional supplements. On World No Tobacco Day, a community-wide awareness campaign reached over 600 villagers through mobile vans and interactive sessions, reinforcing preventive health practices.

·         Bhauram Ji and Pipudi Devi triple their income to ₹6 lakh through crop diversification and a 17-lakh litre farm pond supported by Ambuja Cements.

·         Dharmendra Mundel doubles cultivation and saves ₹2 lakh annually after building a poly-lined pond and using micro-irrigation tools.

·         Jagdishram from Rupasar increases income with Ambuja’s support for pond irrigation and a fruit orchard that adds ₹50,000 in projected earnings.

Bengaluru, 24 November 2025: Ambuja Cements, the 9^th largest building materials solutions provider globally and part of the diversified Adani Portfolio, as part of its CSR efforts, is strengthening rural prosperity across Marwar Mundwa through a series of water-smart, farmer-first interventions. From farm pond construction and rooftop rainwater harvesting systems (RRWHS) to horticulture and irrigation innovation, the Company’s efforts have empowered multiple farming families to break away from climate dependency, enhance productivity, and unlock new income streams.

In Didiya Kalan, Ambuja Cements supported farming couple Bau Devi and Ganpatram with the construction of a 1,782 cubic-metre (cu m) farm pond alongside a rooftop rainwater harvesting system. With access to stored irrigation water, they now cultivate cumin during dry months and have even earned ₹15,000 by selling surplus water—moving towards year-round farming and greater economic resilience. In the same Gram Panchayat, 20 farmers have benefitted from the farm pond construction intervention, with a total of 38,147.27 cubic metres of water harvested for irrigation—strengthening the community’s path to water security and sustainable agriculture.

Similarly, in Mundwa village, Ambuja Cements enabled farmers Bhauram Ji and Pipudi Devi to overcome the challenge of saline groundwater. With a rainwater harvesting system and a 17-lakh litre farm pond built with company support, the family shifted from seasonal farming to cultivating cumin, isabgol, and cotton—boosting their income from ₹2 lakh to ₹6 lakh per year. This increase also includes savings, as they no longer need to outsource water, significantly reducing their expenses and improving water availability for drinking and agriculture.

Another transformation took place in the life of Dharmendra Mundel, who doubled his cultivation area from 15 to 30 bighas and raised his annual income to ₹15–18 lakh. Backed by Ambuja Cements, Dharmendra constructed a 2178.38 cu m . poly-lined farm pond, saving ₹2 lakh annually in irrigation costs. Complemented by efficient tools like sprinkler systems and the Pan Methi Cutter, he has become a model of sustainable, high-return agriculture.

In Rupasar village, Ambuja Cements supported farmer Jagdishram with a 12.4 lakh litre farm pond and a horticulture-based “wadi” plantation. The stored water helped him cultivate cumin across 8 bighas during the off-season, earning ₹1 lakh in added income. His newly planted orchard is projected to generate another ₹50,000 annually, creating a diversified and resilient farm economy.

Bengaluru, 19 November 2025: Ambuja Cements, the 9^th largest building materials solutions provider globally and part of the diversified Adani Portfolio, has launched a health initiative as part of its CSR efforts under the Prime Minister’s ‘TB Harega, Desh Jeetega’ mission at its Marwar Mundwa location in Rajasthan. The programme aims to support 50 tuberculosis (TB) patients by providing Poshan Kits over the next six months.

The event, held in the presence of Block Chief Medical Officer Dr. Rakesh Sirohi, emphasizes the importance of nutrition in strengthening immunity and aiding faster recovery among TB patients. The initiative aligns with the National Tuberculosis Elimination Programme (NTEP) and the National Strategic Plan 2017–2025, focusing on a holistic approach to TB care through the Detect–Treat–Prevent–Build framework.

Through this intervention, Ambuja Cements reaffirms its commitment to community well-being by integrating nutrition support with public health goals, contributing to India’s mission to eliminate TB by the end of 2025.

Bengaluru, 13 November 2025: Ambuja Cements, the 9th largest building materials solutions company globally and part of the diversified Adani Portfolio, is empowering rural women in Darlaghat, Himachal Pradesh, by equipping them with skills and entrepreneurial opportunities. The journey of Poonam from Damlana Ghati village is a shining example of this impact, as she transformed from a homemaker facing financial struggles into a self-reliant entrepreneur.

As a member of the Kamal Self Help Group (SHG) under Ambuja Cements’ women empowerment programme, Poonam was introduced to a tailoring and stitching course at SEDI Darlaghat. Determined to support her family, she completed the training and took a loan of ₹50,000 from her SHG to purchase sewing machines and started a stitching centre at her home enabling her to repay the loan within two years while contributing to household income. Her skills and perseverance quickly attracted other women and girls seeking training.

Encouraged by her progress, Poonam later availed another loan to expand her venture. She opened a boutique in Damlana Ghati, diversifying her offerings to include tailoring services, stationery, hosiery, school bags and dress materials. Today, she earns a net monthly income of ₹15,000 and provides training to young women in her community, creating a ripple effect of empowerment.

Poonam credits her success to the support of Ambuja Cements and the SHG movement, stating that the awareness, training, and financial assistance not only changed her life but uplifted her entire family. Her story underlines how targeted interventions in skill development and entrepreneurship can transform lives and inspire community-wide progress.

Bengaluru, 4 November 2025: Ambuja Cements, the cement and building materials company of the diversified Adani Portfolio, has long been committed to nurturing stories of resilience through its CSR programmes. One such story is that of Tara Devi, a determined mother from Banjan village in Himachal Pradesh. When she joined a Self-Help Group in 2020, her goal was simple yet profound: to build financial security for her family. Over time, she stepped into a leadership role within her Federation, guiding other women to find their confidence and independence.

Her elder son, Gaurav, achieved a remarkable milestone in 2025 by clearing NEET with the 31st rank in the state. But the joy of his success came with a heavy burden—the steep cost of medical education. Feeling the weight of this challenge, Tara shared her struggle at a Federation meeting. In an inspiring show of solidarity, the women collectively extended an interest-free loan of ₹1 lakh, enabling Gaurav to chase his dream of becoming a doctor. They also pledged to support other SHG families facing similar hurdles, reinforcing the power of women-led communities.

This story is more than just a success for one family; it is a testament to what women can achieve when given support, guidance, and opportunities. Through SHGs, financial literacy programmes, and leadership development, Ambuja Cements continues to empower women like Tara, creating ripples of hope and progress across communities.

• The Yuva Club Darlaghat recently secured the runner-up position at the Sayar Fair Volleyball Tournament, showcasing the programme’s growing impact.
• Ambuja Cements, through its CSR arm has been running after-school sports programme at Darlaghat with 40 students enrolled across U-14, U-19 and youth categories.
• A dedicated coach has been guiding the youth over the past two years, and the Yuva Club at Darlaghat is now under registration.

Bengaluru, 29 September 2025: Ambuja Cements, the cement and building materials company of the diversified Adani Portfolio, as part of its CSR is fostering young sporting talent through its after-school sports programme at Darlaghat, Himachal Pradesh. With 40 students enrolled and grouped into U-14, U-19 and youth teams, the programme provides structured training, exposure to competitions and pathways for holistic development. A dedicated coach has been guiding the youth over the past two years, and the Yuva Club at Darlaghat is now under registration, with 24 boys already signed up.

Ambuja Cements is extending technical guidance through ELMS Sports Foundation, while also providing lodging and boarding facilities to ensure players have the right environment to train. The programme actively promotes participation in tournaments at open, district and state levels, building confidence and competitive spirit. Recently, the Yuva Club team competed in the Sayar Fair Volleyball Tournament in Arki, where 10 teams from across Solan district participated. Advancing through multiple rounds, the team reached the semifinals and emerged as a runner-up, winning a cash prize and trophy.

The after-school sports programme has been rolled out across multiple locations with expert coaches training students in kabaddi in Chandrapur and Nalagarh, football in Ropar, and volleyball and kho kho in Bathinda and Darlaghat, alongside athletics across locations. Designed to nurture raw sporting talent, the initiative provides student-athletes with coaching, mentorship, nutrition and exposure to competitive platforms. Currently, 165 students from government schools are enrolled across sites, including 25 girls, highlighting the programme’s inclusive approach.

Through this initiative, Ambuja Cements continues to invest in the potential of young athletes, fostering discipline, teamwork and resilience while opening doors to future sporting opportunities.