Market Capitalisation(` Crore)
Average Capital Employed &
Return on Capital Employed (RoCE)(` Crore)
Dividend Per Share, Earnings Per
Share and Dividend Payout Ratio(` per share)
# EPS is calculated excluding write-back of tax provision
Our ongoing efficiency projects:
Waste Heat Recovery system (WHRS) projects comprising 10 MW at Jamul in Chhattisgarh and 12.4 MW at Kymore in Madhya Pradesh are on track for completion in Q2 Financial Year 2022
Fly-ash dryer projects at Kymore, Gagal & Wadi are also on track for completion by Q3 2022
Ametha WHRS project of 16.3 MW has been initiated and is expected to be completed by Q4 Financial Year 2022. A total capacity of 38.7 MW of WHRS will be operational by 2022
The Geocycle project at Chanda became operational during the year. The projects at Jamul and Kymore are under progress and on track for completion in 2022. These projects help us deliver planned Thermal Substitution Rate (TSR) through
co-processing of waste
Parvat is an efficiency optimisation programme initiated in 2019 to bring radical change in the cost structure and improve delivered cost.
In 2021, we drove cost efficiencies across the value chain to negotiate cost headwinds. Various projects were undertaken across plants to bring in efficiencies in our manufacturing processes. Thanks to Parvat, we have been able to maintain flat logistics cost in comparison to the previous year.
We also conducted numerous workshops and brainstorming sessions at all our plants across the country. Simultaneously, the leadership team visited different plants to explain the underlying intent and the overarching objective of ‘Parvat’ to our people.
This year, we organised the first Annual ACC Parvat Championship. The event saw more than 500 initiatives contesting for the top honours. The best projects across plants were rewarded with a prize during this ceremony.
Initiatives implemented
Community of Practices
At ACC, we have always emphasised the need to work smart and leverage each other’s knowledge
and capabilities. To encourage replicating best practices across different plants, the ‘Copy with Pride’
programme was launched this year. A Best Practices Library has been developed consisting of shortlisted
best practices applicable to multiple plants.
There are 6 Community of Practices (CoPs)
actively driving adoption of best practices
The members of a CoP are the functional heads of similar area from each plant who meet on a weekly basis to discuss challenges in their areas and share best practices from their respective plants.
Digitalisation is a key lever that is driving superior performance at our existing assets. We are ramping up the use of digital technologies in manufacturing, logistics, sourcing and in improving customer engagement. Through ‘Plants of Tomorrow’, we are future-proofing ourselves with the adoption of Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence and machine learning. We are facilitating rapid deployment of predictive models and seamless connectivity by using data collected from our plants. The digitalisation of the supply chain will help us further optimise logistics and sourcing.
Digitalisation efforts across functions