Q2 FY27 results analysis · October 19, 2026

UltraTech Cement Q2 FY27 Results Analysis: Revenue Jumps 18.81%, Margin Holds Flat Despite Inflation (ULTRACEMCO)

+21.3%PAT year on year, Rs. 1,501.38 Cr
Cofacto ResearchPublished October 19, 20262 min readNeutral read
Quick summary

UltraTech Cement Ltd's Q2 FY27 numbers came in mixed, with revenue of Rs. 23,295.07 Cr (+18.81% YoY) and PAT growth of +21.28% YoY. Here's a quick read of what worked, what to watch, and what management said.

Quick Details
Results dateOctober 19, 2026
QuarterQ2 FY 2026-2027
Revenue (Q2)Rs. 23,295.07 Cr (+18.81% YoY)
PAT (Q2)Rs. 1,501.38 Cr (+21.28% YoY)
EBITDA margin15.97% (+19 bps YoY)
EPS (Q2)Rs. 50.78 (+21.28% YoY)
Market capRs. 323,940.81 Cr
CMPRs. 10,993.00

Quarter Snapshot

UltraTech delivered 18.81% YoY revenue growth with volumes up approximately 13.8% and realisation up 4.44% per tonne, while holding EBITDA margin flat YoY at 15.97% despite 24% input-cost inflation. The quarter was clean (exceptionals of Rs.6.29 cr) with cash conversion at 1.68x PAT, though borrowings rose 24.72% in six months as the debt-funded capex and stepped-up dividend (Rs.7,043.56 cr) programme progresses. No prior management guidance numbers are available in the source to score a beat, so the signal rests on the volume-price-cost execution itself.

Key Investment Insights

Key Positives

  • Revenue grew 18.81% YoY to Rs.23,295.07 cr; H1 up 17.27%
  • Domestic grey cement volumes grew approximately 13.8% YoY in Q2 and 13.4% in H1
  • Realisation per tonne rose 4.44% YoY to Rs.6,406/t
  • EBITDA grew 20.26% YoY to Rs.3,721.29 cr with margin up 19 bps YoY to 15.97% despite input-cost inflation
  • PAT grew 21.28% YoY to Rs.1,501.38 cr; EPS Rs.50.78 vs Rs.41.87; normalized PAT +21.65% with only Rs.6.29 cr of exceptionals
  • H1 operating cash flow of Rs.6,909.70 cr grew 24.12% YoY; CFO/PAT 1.68x; FCF of Rs.1,140.78 cr after capex
  • EBITDA per tonne improved to approximately Rs.1,035 from approximately Rs.980 YoY
  • H1 capex of Rs.5,768.92 cr (+20.30% YoY) executed as the expansion programme continues

Risk Factors

  • Input costs rose above revenue growth: power & fuel +24.0% YoY (23.66% of revenue vs 22.67%), materials +24.4% (18.06% vs 17.26%)
  • Borrowings rose 24.72% in six months to Rs.28,411.03 cr; debt-equity 0.37 vs 0.28 at FY26; DSCR 2.02 vs 3.39 YoY
  • Dividend of Rs.7,043.56 cr (about 172% of H1 PAT-to-owners) plus capex exceeded H1 CFO of Rs.6,909.70 cr, funded by a Rs.5,521 cr debt raise
  • Sequential seasonal decline: revenue -5.49% QoQ, EBITDA -25.80% QoQ, PAT -42.34% QoQ; EBITDA margin fell 437 bps QoQ to 15.97%
  • Inventory build of Rs.1,701.43 cr in H1; inventories up 17.6% vs Mar-26
  • Other income fell 36.32% YoY to Rs.110.89 cr

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