NEWS
UltraTech to hike capacity
UltraTech Cement plans to invest US$1.67 billion to expand its cement production capacity to 160Mt/yr. This corresponds to a capacity cost of US$7...
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Cement sector’s coal demand drops
Coal India, the state-owned coal supplier, has recorded a 17 per cent year-on-year decline in deliveries of coal to cement plants in May 2022. Coa...
Read MoreStar Cement eyes expansion
Star Cement is considering an investment of Rs.1,700-1,800 crore to increase the clinker capacity to a double and adding 4 million tonne (mt) grindin...
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Adani bags Holcim’s stakes in India
In what is being touted as the largest acquisition bid in India’s infra and materials space valued, the race to acquire Holcim’s stake in Ambuja ...
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Technology advancement has opened up opportunities
Gulshan Bajaj, Vice President (Technical), HeidelbergCement India, takes us through the various processes that his company has effectively put in pla...
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Sustainable Construction with Fly Ash
Ajay Pandey, Deputy COO – Power, Vedanta Aluminium (Jharsuguda Plant), elucidates how the cement industry can harness industrial waste for a more s...
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Moving Towards Carbon Neutrality
The role of the cement industry in reducing the carbon footprint of a country cannot be underscored enough. As India strives to strengthen its positi...
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We can help the global cement industry to decarbonise
With the net zero deadline looming above us, the cement industry is racing against time. Maarten van Roon, Chief Commercial Officer, Carbon8, puts fo...
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Actis acquires Rs 6,000 cr portfolio of six operating highway projects
Welspun Enterprises Limited (WEL), a subsidiary of the Welspun Group, has sold a Rs 6,000 crore portfolio of six operating highway toll road projects ...
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Procurement started for high-speed Rail Baltica project
Public procurement commenced for the design and build of the energy subsystem for the high-speed Rail Baltica project of 870 km connecting Estonia, La...
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