Adani group: The country’s largest business group Adani Group has denied reports on Monday that the group had allocated 3,000 bighas of land from the state government in Dima Hasao district of Assam for the cement plant. A spokesperson for the Adani Group said that we have received information that some news reports and clips of posts and court hearing are being broadcast on social media, claiming that the Assam government has allocated 3,000 bighas of land for cement plant to the Adani Group in Dima Hasao district.

A spokesman for the Adani Group further said that we clearly say that these reports are baseless, false and misleading. The name of Adani Group is mischievous to link Mahabal Cement. Mahabal Cement is not to or connected to the Adani Group in any way.

Giving information without facts wrong

The Adani Group spokesperson said at the end of the statement that we urge the media, digital platforms and the general public to confirm the facts before making such claims or sharing. The spread of untouchable and misleading materials not only gives wrong information to the public, but also creates unnecessary illusion. The Adani Group also trading in the cement sector along with other areas and operates Ambuja Cements and ACC.

Ambuja cement profit up 24% in the first quarter

Ambuja Cements has increased by 24 percent to Rs 970 crore on an annual basis during the April-June period, which was Rs 783 crore in the first quarter of FY 25. During this period, the company’s income has also increased by 23 percent to more than Rs 10,000 crore on an annual basis. After the results, Ambuja Cements said that for FY 2026 we hope that cement demand will increase in the range of 7-8 percent, which will get a slight increase in the expenditure of strong rural and urban demand, infrastructure and the support for stable improvement in housing and real estate. At the same time, ACC is a subsidiary of Ambuja Cements.

What is the whole matter?

A recording of the Guwahati High Court has surfaced during the hearing, in which the judges are looking very angry. In fact, Assam About 3,000 bighas of land have been allotted to a company named Mahabal Cements in tribal dominated district of Dima Hasao. When the matter reached the court, the bench reacted strongly. To this Mahabal Cements Adani Was being associated with the name of. However, the company has made it clear that they have no connection with Mahabal Cements.