Since the acquisition, the Company has resolved liquidity challenges by repaying high interest secured debt and addressing working capital needs, significantly improving its balance sheet and enabling capacity expansion. Its 1 billion tonnes of high-grade marine limestone reserves contribute to Ambuja Cements’ raw material security, ensuring business sustainability for 80+ years. This supports Ambuja Cements’ goal of reaching 140 MTPA of cement manufacturing capacity by 2028, and thus secure long-term growth.

As an important part of Ambuja Cements, the Company has embraced sustainability and innovation as core priorities. The Company's commitment to sustainability is reflected through its eco-friendly products and sustainable practices, focusing on reducing GHG emissions, managing air emissions and waste per circular economy principles, responsible water sourcing, biodiversity preservation and CSR standards. It advances environmentally responsible practices by reducing the clinker factor, optimising energy use, and incorporating alternative fuels in cement production. Expanding renewable energy adoption and deploying waste heat recovery systems (WHRS) further strengthen its green energy footprint. Aligned with Ambuja Cements’ Net Zero 2050 vision, the Company is investing in, renewable energy projects, and enhancing thermal substitution rates to drive long-term sustainability.

The Master Supply/Service Agreement (MSA) plays a pivotal role in driving superior performance. SIL is set to boost capacity utilisation to ~80% from 36% in FY 2024-25, leading to a substantial rise in volumes. This combined with increased sales volumes, has improved the Company’s EBITDA (before Exceptional items) by 240%. Committed to operational excellence, SIL continues to enhance cost efficiency and accelerate digitalisation across processes.