India cement news
Adani Foundation at ACC Chanda eliminates Gowari farmers’ water insecurities with Cement Nala Bund
ACC and Adani Foundation construct a Cement Nala Bund (CNB) in Gowari village to address water scarcity faced by Bhaskar Wasekar and other farmers.
Ambuja Cements’ RKBA Limestone Mine receives 5-Star rating from Ministry of Mines
Ambuja Cements’ RKBA Limestone Mine receives a 5-Star Rating for 2022 – 23 at a ceremony by Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) and Ministry of Mines.
Ambuja Kawach’s water-repellent technology ensures durability and sustainability
Ambuja Kawach’s special performance enhancer imparts water-repellent quality that acts as a shield against water seepage and chemical ingress, making the structures more sustainable.
Ambuja Cements announces Rs. 16 billion investment to set up cement grinding unit
Ambuja Cements Limited has announced its first venture in Bihar, marking the largest investment in the state by a cement industry player.
Ambuja Cements achieves sustainable performance in Q1 FY’25
Ambuja Cements has announced sustainable results for Q1 FY’25, supported by cost leadership, improved efficiencies and growth.
ACC’s Thondebhavi Plant wins the International Safety Award
ACC’s Thondebhavi plant has been awarded the prestigious International Safety Award by the British Safety Council for their commitment to health, safety, and well-being.
Dalmia Bharat commences commercial production of additional 1 million t at its Kadapa Plant
This expansion brings the company's total installed capacity to 46.6 million tpy, inclusive of its subsidiaries.
BEUMER Group sets up production site in Reliance MET City/India
BEUMER Group has invested more than Rs. 2 billion in a new production city in Reliance MET City/Jhajjar.
Ambuja Cements and ACC pioneer digital initiatives
The companies are at the forefront of facilitating swift decision-making and improved customer service by leveraging AI, IOT, video analytics and optimisation capabilities.
Adani Group acquires Penna Cement at enterprise value of Rs. 104.22 billion
Ambuja Cements has entered into a binding agreement to acquire a 100% stake in PCIL, moving towards its target capacity of 140 million tpy by 2028.