Where the stock stands
Ambuja Cements Ltd. trades as AMBUJACEM in the Construction Materials sector; that sector tag is all this evidence pack says about the business.
The pack, dated 11 August 2026, shows the stock last at 424.0 rupees, down 1.59% from a previous close of 430.85, as the Nifty fell 0.46%. One seam is worth naming: the price block is live, while the technicals block is stamped to the 10 August close of 430.85, so the ratios and flags below describe that earlier level.
Over longer windows the slide has flattened. The one-week return is down about 2.9%, one-month down 1.2% and three-month down 1.7%, while the one-year return is down 28.5%. The stock sits 29.0% under its 52-week high of 606.85 and 9.35% above its 52-week low of 394.0. The pack supplies a P/E of 23.94, a price-to-book of 1.77, EPS of 17.71 and a dividend yield of 0.47%, without stating the basis behind them.
What the smart-money flow shows
This is where the pack is emptiest, and the honest answer matters more than a manufactured one. There are no derivatives fields at all - no open interest, no long buildup or short buildup (fresh futures positions opened as the price rises or falls), no options data. There are no bulk or block deal records, no FII or DII flow lines, no institutional buying or selling streaks, and no insider filings.
Those fields are absent rather than empty, and the difference matters. An empty list would be a record saying nothing was dealt or filed; absent keys mean the data never reached this pack. So nothing here establishes that institutions were quiet, only that they cannot be seen from these fields.
The one flow-adjacent number is relative volume of 0.7: turnover ran at roughly seven-tenths of its recent norm, a quiet tape rather than a crowded one, carrying the same 10 August caveat as the rest of the technicals block. The nearest thing to an institutional voice is a report from NDTV Profit about 40 days ago, saying a brokerage had upgraded its rating - a published opinion, not money changing hands.
The technical picture
The 14-day RSI - a momentum gauge whose midpoint is 50 - reads 48.3, close to neutral. The stock is flagged above its 50-day moving average and below its 200-day, with neither a golden cross nor a death cross recorded: a short-term steadying inside a longer downtrend that has not resolved.
That above-50-day flag, though, was computed on the 430.85 close, and the live quote is 1.59% under it. The pack does not recompute the flag, so whether it still holds at 424 is not a question these fields answer.
Catalysts and what to watch
Six NSE filings appear, each tagged bullish by whatever classifier grouped them - a mechanical label, not a judgment. Two are commissioning-of-project intimations, lodged on 10 and 11 August with identical wording, so they may be one event and its follow-up rather than two. Three more, dated 29, 30 and 31 July, are updates on the scheme of amalgamation involving ACC Limited, and a sixth, from 22 July, concerns a similar scheme involving Orient Cement Limited.
The news feed is dominated by the Q1FY27 result, reported 13 to 14 days before the pack date, and the accounts differ in emphasis: scanx.trade reported net profit falling 37% to 660 crore rupees on soft demand, Reuters framed the same quarterly decline around higher costs, and CNBC TV18 reported the topline missing estimates while operations improved. No financial-statement fields sit in the pack, so none of that can be checked here.
The data establishes a stock near the low end of a twelve-month range after a 28.5% annual decline, on below-normal volume, with an amalgamation process and project commissionings in its filings. It does not establish who is on either side of the trade.