ACC also rose over 5% to Rs 1,500 on the reports despite its consolidated net profit sliding 44.98% to Rs 56.34 crore on 6.13% fall in total income to Rs 2751.57 crore in Q4 December 2016 over Q4 December 2015.
LafargeHolcim holds a 63% stake in Ambuja Cements and 50% stake in ACC. The merger had been on cards since 2013.
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Cement stocks have been in focus since the Budget after FM Arun Jaitley announced infra development and affordable housing schemes.
At 12:21 pm, Ambuja Cements was trading 4.9% higher at Rs 240.60 as compared to a 0.7% rise in Sensex. The stock reached a high and low of Rs 242.65 and Rs 228.60 during the day.
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