Shree Cements Bets on Q4FY26 Volume Recovery, Plans Aggressive RMC Expansion.

Shree Cements expects a strong rebound in cement volumes in the fourth quarter of the current financial year, driven by a pick-up in infrastructure activity and higher government spending towards the end of the fiscal year, the company’s management said during its third-quarter analyst concall.

The cement maker is targeting sales volumes of 9–9.5 million tonnes in the January–March quarter, banking on improved execution of public sector projects and seasonal demand recovery.

Management said the Centre’s push to fully utilise infrastructure allocations by March 31 is likely to provide a key demand tailwind, supporting higher offtake in the final quarter of the fiscal.