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Trades about 22% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
UltraTech Cement Limited, an Indian enterprise and a subsidiary of Grasim Industries Limited, specializes in the production and distribution of cement and a comprehensive array of construction-related products. Its core product portfolio includes diverse cement types such as Ordinary Portland, Portland blast furnace slag, Portland Pozzolana, and white cement, alongside ready-mix concrete. Beyond foundational materials, the company offers an extensive range of specialized building solutions: tile adhesive polymers under brands like TILEFIXO, FLEX, and HIFLEX; waterproofing products such as MYKROFILL and Seal & Dry, suitable for areas from balconies to swimming pools; industrial grout (Power Grout) for applications like machine foundations; and plastering agents including Readi Plast and Super Stucco for interior and exterior walls. Further expanding its offerings, UltraTech provides liquid systems for mortar and concrete modification and repair (Basekrete, Microkrete), bed jointing materials for various blocks (AAC, Fly Ash Bricks, concrete), lightweight blocks for masonry, and flooring screeds. The company also serves individual home builders with dedicated products and offers value-added services like technical concreting advice, Vaastu consultancy, and various training programs. Although primarily operating within India, UltraTech Cement exports its products to the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Sri Lanka. Established in Mumbai, India, in 2000, the company maintains its headquarters there.
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