With GDP growth of 5% in fiscal year 2012-2013 and India's urban population set to double from 290 million in 2001 to 590 million by 2030, opportunities in the construction sector can be imagined. The development of the construction sector will inevitably lead to the growth of cement demand, and India's cement demand will have a huge room for growth.
2013-10-30
CEMPI
93.72
+0.37 +0.4%
CONCPI
86.60
0.00 0.00%
CLKPI
95.77
-0.36 -0.37%
SPPI
40.93
-0.14 -0.34%
MORPI
71.83
-0.02 -0.03%
This is a statistical introduction of cement and clinker storage capacity ratio. On September 11, the national clinker storage capacity ratio was 62.50%, and the national cement storage capacity ratio was 60.23%. The storage capacity ratio of the two types of products in each region showed different changes compared with the same period and the ring ratio. Among them, the change range was 35.00 percentage points higher than same period in the northeast region. Many types of data with small changes remained flat, with no increase or decrease.