India’s cement capacity to rise in 2020
The country’s current installed capacity is 485 million tpy and is expected to rise to 508 million tpy this year.
The country’s current installed capacity is 485 million tpy and is expected to rise to 508 million tpy this year.
GCCA India and Cement Manufacturers Association India consider the possibility of a sustainable and efficient future in India’s cement industry.
Ultratech Cement Ltd has made a deal with Gebr. Pfeiffer, ordering 17 MVR mills of the type MVR 6000.
The company has reported a 23.13 % fall in cement production.
The company has reported a marginal improvement in its operating performance for the quarter ended 30 September 2019, compared to the same quarter of the previous year.
The fourth edition of UltraTech Cement’s IndiaNext initiative has drawn to a close.
They will collaborate on the Swachhata Hi Sewa initiative.
The collaboration on the disposal of plastics and waste management concerns ‘segregation, quality, consistency, and logistics’.
The aim of the project was to increase the capacity of clinker production to almost 3 million tpy.
For the Jamul Plant Expansion Project (Line 2), AUMUND India supplied via KHD a wide range of AUMUND Bucket Elevators and Pan Conveyors in 2016, to increase the capacity of clinker production to almost 3 million tpa.
The companies have joined together to build the cement industry’s largest carbon capture plant.
The company has partnered with the team as its official partner for the tournament against South Africa.
Bharathi Cement has recently commissioned a 10 MW ground-mounted solar power plant at its manufacturing facility in Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh.
The manufacturing facility is located in the Tamil Nadu state, on the outskirts of Chennai.
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