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Excise duty, higher input costs hurt Q4 nos: India Cements

Indian Cements has blamed high interest, depreciation and power costs for a 50 percent dent in Q4 bottomline
Q1 realisation steady; eye IPL revenue in Q3: India Cements

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, VM Mohan, Joint President - Corporate Finance, India Cements said cement realisations have been largely steady in Q1. However, the rise in excise and freight offset the realisation improvement.
Expect growth to sustain at 10% ahead: India Cements

The company witnessed growth in southern markets after seven quarters and realisations in the region remained steady, VM Mohan, joint president - corporate finance of India Cements told CNBC-TV18.

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Excise duty, higher input costs hurt Q4 nos: India Cements

Q1 realisation steady; eye IPL revenue in Q3: India Cements

Expect growth to sustain at 10% ahead: India Cements