HeidelbergCement India recorded a net profit of 452.1 million rupees (approximately 4.9 million euros) in the March quarter. While the group is expanding its market position in one of the world's fastest-growing cement markets, specific information about CO₂ emissions per ton of cement and the implementation of decarbonization targets in India remains absent. Especially for emerging market plants, EPD data and Scope 3 balances are rare – a problem for architects and planners who design according to EU taxonomy or DGNB standards. Without transparent climate data, even profit growth remains regulatorily risky.
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