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Nimish Maheshwari

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<li>Adani's $600 million acquisition of Sanghi Cement in August 2023 marked its significant debut in the cement sector, following controversies around the group's infrastructure ventures.</li>
<li>The Master Supply Agreement with Ambuja &amp; pricing structure, based on cost plus a 10% markup, has raised concerns about lower EBITDA realizations for Sanghi Cement, deviating from industry norms.</li>
<li>Issues surrounding potential profit loss (Rs 357 crore) and investor skepticism echo previous instances, like the NDTV case, where minority shareholders experienced less favorable terms compared to the promoter. </li>
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Adani's $600 million acquisition of Sanghi Cement in August 2023 marked its significant debut in the cement sector, following controversies around the group's infrastructure ventures.
The Master Supply Agreement with Ambuja &amp; pricing structure, based on cost plus a 10% markup, has raised concerns about lower EBITDA realizations for Sanghi Cement, deviating from industry norms.
Issues surrounding potential profit loss (Rs 357 crore) and investor skepticism echo previous instances, like the NDTV case, where minority shareholders experienced less favorable terms compared to the promoter. 


Adani's Ambuja Cement Acquisition of Sanghi Cement Raises Questions Amidst Favorable Terms

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Sanghi Industries Ltd. manufactures cement.

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Adani's Ambuja Cement Acquisition of Sanghi Cement Raises Questions Amidst Favorable Terms

Adani's entry into cement sector with Sanghi Cement acquisition raises concerns about pricing structure and potential profit loss, echoing past...

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Adani's Ambuja Cement Acquisition of Sanghi Cement Raises Questions Amidst Favorable Terms

​Adani's entry into cement sector with Sanghi Cement acquisition raises concerns about pricing structure and potential profit loss, echoing past...

Nimish Maheshwari

Adani's entry into cement sector with Sanghi Cement acquisition raises concerns about pricing structure and potential profit loss, echoing past...