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- Cement makers set to see sharp Q-o-Q growth in profitsCement companies are poised for a strong performance in the January-March quarter. Profits are expected to surge significantly compared to ...
- Cement GST cut, stable rates, and festive demand to lift housing market in Q4 2025: PropTigerIndia's residential real estate showed resilience in Q3 2025, with a 9.1% rise in new supply and stable home sales. Despite a slight dip in...
- Festive season, GST rate cuts set stage for housing demand revival: Mohit Goel of OmaxeGST rate cuts on cement and construction materials are expected to lower developers' input costs by 2-4%, potentially boosting housing dema...
- Mid-size housing projects set to gain most from GST rationalisation, says Amit MamgainThe Goods and Services Tax rate change on cement and construction materials may help mid-size housing projects. Amit Mamgain of Yugen Infra...
- Metals, hospitality in focus as GST cuts reshape market themes, cautious on NBFCs: Ashish ChaturmohtaThe recent GST rate cuts have sparked a rally across consumption-linked sectors, with NBFCs, metals, hospitality and cement stocks emerging...
- Policy clarity and cost savings: Real estate set for stronger festive quarter, say expertsIndia’s real estate sector is set for a festive boost as GST cuts on cement, marble, granite, and other key inputs lower construction costs...
- Big cheer for homebuyers! Homes may get cheaper with lower GST on cementThe government's decision to lower the GST on cement from 28% to 18%, effective September 22, 2025, is expected to reduce housing construct...
- Reduction in GST on cement to help real estate sector: CREDAICREDAI welcomes the government's decision to reduce the GST rate on cement from 28% to 18%, anticipating a decrease in construction costs. ...
- Ambuja Cements, ACC and other cement stocks surge up to 4% after GST slashed from 28% to 18%Cement stocks surged following the GST Council's decision to reduce the tax on cement from 28% to 18%. This move is expected to boost infra...
- Premium cement brands to be key beneficiaries of GST cut; price hikes likely in H2: Nomura analystCement GST likely cut from 28% to 18%, boosting sector profitability. Price hikes of 4–6% expected in FY26 amid steady demand. Leading bran...
- Cement stocks on a strong footing in FY26; GST cut could cement further gainsCement stocks surged in FY26, led by Nuvoco Vistas, JK Cement, and Star Cement, amid GST cut hopes. Strong Q1 FY26 profits highlighted sect...
- GST rate cut for hotel industry, no major relief for auto sectorIn a bid to boost exports, rate on precious and semi-precious stones were also reduced.
- Cement stocks rally on FM comments, hopes of GST rate cutSitharaman on Tuesday said that the government will frontload infrastructure spending.
- GST Council may look to rationalise 28% slab; taxes on cement may be cutThere were around 226 goods in the 28 per cent category, when the Goods and Services Tax (GST) was implemented on July 1, 2017.
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