This document provides information about Ultra Tech Cement Limited presented by seven individuals. It outlines the company's vision of contributing to social and economic development. It then gives an overview of the company's products, facilities, subsidiaries, board members, and shareholding pattern. Finally, it discusses the cement sector growth outlook and Ultra Tech's financial performance in terms of sales, operating profit, net earnings, net worth, and earnings per share.

1. ULTRA TECH CEMENT
LIMITED

2. Presented by-
 Bhushan Mahale IN0814
 Kajal Kataria IN0824
 Kanchan Sanwlani IN0825
 Nikunj Bengani IN0840
 Pooja Singh IN0844
 Prem Chhatani IN0846
 Sanjay Mehra IN0853

3. Vision
"To actively contribute to the social and
economic development of the
communities in which we operate. In so
doing, build a better, sustainable way of
life for the weaker sections of society
and raise the country's human
development index."

4. Company profile
 It manufactures and markets Ordinary
Portland Cement, Portland Blast Furnace
Slag Cement and Portland Pozzalana
Cement
 UltraTech Cement Limited has an annual
capacity of 18.2 million tonnes
 It also manufactures ready mix concrete
(RMC)

5. Company profile
 UltraTech Cement Limited has five
integrated plants, six grinding units and
three terminals — two in India and one in
Sri Lanka
 It is the country’s largest exporter of
cement clinker
 Subsidiaries are Dakshin Cement Limited
and UltraTech Ceylinco (P) Limited

6. Board of Directors
Promoters
 Mr. Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman
 Mrs. Rajashree Birla
 Mr. S. Misra, Managing Director

7. Share holding pattern

8. Sector Growth
 Cement is a cyclical industry and has a
positive relationship with G.D.P of 1.3
 CMA predicts a growth of 9-10% if the
country grows by 7%
 Total cement production by 2009 is 250 MT

9. Cont…
 The capacity is to be increased to 260MT
by 2010 and to 300MT by 2012.
 With robust demand for to support the huge
infrastructure projects this sector demands
reduction of VAT to 4% from 12.5%
 No major allocations for this sector in the
Budget (09-10) but due high infrastructure
spending it will maintain its growth rate

10. FINANCIAL
ANALYSIS

11. Sales

12. Operating Profit

13. Net Earnings

14. Net Worth

15. EPS

16. Dividend