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India Cements reduces fixed cost; shuts down divisions, cuts overheads

Total overheads on salary account is around Rs 770 million, which was around Rs 1.06 billion earlier

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Gireesh Babu Chennai
With adverse industry conditions in south India, which is the stronghold for the company, affecting its margins and profitability for a few quarters now, India Cements has managed to lower its fixed costs by cutting overheads and shutting down some of its divisions. 
 
The company has seen a challenging quarter during October to December 2017, with net profit declining 36 per cent sequentially.
 
India Cements has registered a net profit of Rs 152.4 million during the quarter ended December 31, 2017, a 35.6 per cent decline compared to the Rs 236.7 million during the previous quarter ended September 30,

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