The Kolkata-based company said during the quarter under review, its revenue from operations was at Rs 1,389.32 crore, up by 12.73 per cent year-on-year.
"Factor that affected operations during the quarter was non-availability of railway rakes, as these were diverted for carrying coal to power plants," the company said in a release.
Birla Corporation's fuel costs went up by 25 per cent in October-December, owing to a rise in coal and pet coke prices and non-availability of linkage coal, the release said.
The consolidated results include the financials of Reliance Cement Company (RCCPL), a wholly-owned material subsidiary of Birla Corporation.
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