
Revenue climbed 33.1% YoY to ₹1,912 crore, beating last year’s ₹1,436 crore and signalling strong top‑line growth.
EBITDA rose 3.8% to ₹278 crore from ₹267 crore, yet the margin slipped to 14.5% from 18.6% a year earlier, underscoring pressure on profitability.
The board cleared a ₹1,078 crore capacity expansion. At Vijayanagar, a new 2‑MTPA grinding system for ground granulated blast furnace slag will cost ₹509 crore and is slated for May 2028, boosting the site’s 6‑MTPA capacity.
Dolvi will add a 2‑MTPA grinding mill at ₹569 crore, expected to be commissioned by October 2028, elevating its current 4.5‑MTPA output.
JSW Cement will extend a ₹60‑cr corporate guarantee to IndusInd Bank for its subsidiary’s credit facility, supporting JSW Green Cement’s capex and working‑capital needs.
Shares closed 0.52% lower at ₹116.99, reflecting the margin squeeze and profit decline, even as revenue growth and a hefty expansion plan loom. Investors will watch Q3 earnings for signs of margin recovery and the impact of the new capacity projects.