The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved Ambuja Cements' acquisition of a significant stake in Orient Cement for $451 million, marking a significant step in the consolidation of the Indian cement industry.
Ambuja CementsOrient CementCciIndian Cement IndustryMarket ConsolidationReal EstateMar 18, 2025
The acquisition of Orient Cement by Ambuja Cements is valued at $451 million.
The CCI's approval is significant because it ensures that the merger does not lead to anti-competitive practices and maintains fair competition in the market.
Orient Cement has a strong presence in the southern and central regions of India.
The acquisition is expected to strengthen Ambuja Cements' market position, improve operational efficiencies, and expand its geographical reach, particularly in the southern and central regions of India.
The deal is expected to close in the coming months, subject to final regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.
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