India's cement leader, has dropped baryons again at its new integrated base in Jaitaran Township, Beawar District, Rajasthan. Following the ignition of 3.65 million tons/year clinker production line on September 30, the company officially announced the commissioning of 3 million tons/year cement grinding station, marking the full opening of the last link of the base and the instantaneous increase of regional production capacity. With the commissioning of the
new mill, the total cement production capacity of Shree Cement in India has reached a new level, which can digest the self-produced clinker nearby, greatly reduce the logistics cost, shorten the delivery cycle, and provide more abundant and stable cement supply for Rajasthan and adjacent markets.
The company made it clear that the expansion was not a simple "production increase", but the key to its two-round strategy of "core market penetration + demand highland front". As India's infrastructure and housing demand continues to heat up, the new capacity will directly translate into sales elasticity, further consolidating Shree Cement's price dominance in North India and Central and Western India.
In accordance with Rule 30 of the SEBI Listing Rules, the Company has simultaneously disclosed the production details to the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange of India, conveying sufficient confidence in the capital market for subsequent demand and cash flow returns. The industry generally interprets that this round of capacity release coincides with the upward cycle of the industry boom, and Shree Cement is expected to take advantage of the situation to expand its market share and continue to lead the Indian cement track.
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