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SURVEY
OF CEMENT
INDUSTRY &
DIRECTORY 2019
th
6 EDITION
India's first book of its kind on Cement Industry
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updated and informative “Survey of Cement
Industry & Directory 2019”. It’s our sixth
Being published since 1975 edition, while the first edition was released in
RNI Regd No 25413/75 2003; the second in 2010, the third in 2012,
the fourth in 2015 and the fifth in 2017. All the
previous five editions were well received and
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updated directory of corporate offices, cement
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Industrial In 2003, when we released our first edition, then the Indian cement
Chronicle 304, industry had only 60 major cement companies with 134 cement plants and
Jamuna Mansion an aggregate capacity of about 150 million tonnes per annum (MTPA).
5-9-207, Chirag Ali Lane, In the last 16 years, the number of cement companies has increased to 105,
Abids cement plants to 279 and the cement capacity to about 540 MTPA. This has
Hyderabad - 500 001 happened despite over 25 companies acquired and merged with the
Phone: 040- existing companies. In addition, during this period, over 50 cement
23202406 companies have installed coal based thermal captive power plants and
about 25 companies have added waste heat power generation systems,
which have capacities of 4565 MW and 470 MW, respectively.
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INDEX OF CONTENTS
CEMENT INDUSTRY - SPECIAL REPORTS 33  Udaipur Cement

JK Lakshmi Gives a New Lease of Life 140
 World Cement Industry Scenario 2019 34
 Cement MNCs in India 38
 Glorious 105 Years of Indian Cement Industry: 1914-2019
42
 Acquisitions & Mergers from 1936 to 2019 345
 Major Cement Companies in India - 2019 47
 Cement Companies with White Cement Capacities 49
 Major Cement Companies - only Clinker Plants 50
 Some Mini Cement Capacities associated with 50
Major Cement Companies/Groups
 Indian Cement Companies’ Overseas Operations 50
 Company-wise Cement Plants and their Capacities 2019 51
 Cement Map of India 58
 State-wise Cement Plants and their Capacities 2019 59
INDIA’S TOP 10 CEMENT GROUPS/COMPANIES 69

 UltraTech Cement
Crosses 100 Million Tonnes Capacity 70
 LafargeHolcim Remains 2 in India
nd
80
 Ambuja Cements
LH’s Flagship Company in India 82
 ACC
In Successful Operation for 83 Years 86
 Shree Cement
Crosses 40 MTPA Cement Capacity 92
 Dalmia Bharat
Cement Business Restructured 98
 Ramco Cements
Set to Surpass 20 MTPA Cement Capacity in 2020 104
 India Cements
Seven Decades of Commitment for Building a Stronger
India 112
 Birla Corporation
Cement Business Remains Mainstay 120
 Chettinad Cement
Third Major Cement Co. in South 124
 JSW Cement
Expanding Capacity to 20 MTPA 128
 JK Lakshmi Cement
Scaling Capacity Steadily 134
Labour & Industrial 1 SURVEY OF CEMENT INDUSTRY & DIRECTORY 2019 | 6th
SPECIAL CORPORATE FEATURES 143
 Asian Cement Group
Strengthening Cement Business 144
 Bharathi Cement
Vicat’s Leading Cement Brand in India 146
 Deccan Cements
37th Year of Prosperous Operations 152
 Emami Cement
Fastest Growing Cement Company 154
 JK Cement
Adding New Capacity of 4.2 MTPA in FY 2019-20 160
 Mangalam Cement
Proposes to Add New Capacity 168
 Penna Cement
Achieves 10 MTPA Capacity 172
 Prism Johnson
Cement Major Revenue Earner 178
 Star Cement
Taking its Cement Business Ahead 182
 Wonder Cement
Adds 2 MTPA GU in Maharashtra 188
CORPORATE FEATURES 205

 Alsthom Industries
New Cement Company in NER 208
 Amrit Cement
Performance Improved in FY18 209
 Andhra Cements
A Jaypee Group Company 210
 Anjani Portland Cement
Facilitated Chettinad’s Entry in TS 212
 Bagalkot Cement
Under BIFR, Struggling to Survive 213
 Barak Valley Cements
Two Decades of Successful Operation 214
 Bhavya Cements
Enters into 10th Year of Operation 215
 Bheema Cements
Under Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process 216
 Burnpur Cement
Under Financial Distress 218
 Cement Corporation of India (CCI)  Purbanchal Cement
Selling Off Non-operational Units 219 A Decade of Successful Existence 276
 DCM Shriram  Rain Cements
Cement from Waste since 32 Years 221 Planned Cement Capacity Expansion 277
 Green Valliey Industries  RNB Group
Makes and Markets “MAX Cement” 222 Makes Magic Cement 279
 HeidelbergCement India  Sagar Cements Group
Now 12th Largest Cement Co in India 223 Hyderabad’s 4th Emerging Group 280
 Hi-Bond Cement  Sanghi Industries
Kishan Group’s Flagship Company 226 Expanding Capacity to 8.1 MTPA 283
 Hills Cement  Shree Digvijay Cement Co
Enters into Profit Zone in FY 2018 227 Votorantim Stake Sale to True North 285
 Jaypee Group  Shristi Cement
Debt Compelled to Sell Assets 228 MB Group’s Cement GU 287
 Jammu & Kashmir Cement  South India Cements
On the verge of closure 234 Joins the League of Major Plants 288
 Jindal Steel & Power  Sri Chakra Cements
Adding New Unit in Odisha 235 Turns into Profit Making Co 289
 JUD Cements  Tamilnadu Cements
Under BIFR, Proposes OTS 236 Adding New Capacity of One MTPA 291
 Kanodia Group  Tata Chemicals Cement Business
Contract Cement Manufacturing 237 Cement from Solid Waste of Soda Ash 292
 KCP Cement  Toshali Cements
Expands Capacity to 4.3 MTPA 239 Adds New Cement GU 293
 Keerthi Industries  Trumboo Group
Multi-Products Cement Company 241 Emerging Cement Company J&K 294
 Kesoram Industries - Cement Divn  Vadraj Cement
Cement Biz Co’s Biggest Strength 243 Roseburg Acquires 51% Stake 295
 Khyber Industries  Zuari Cement
J&K’s Growing Cement Company 247 A HeidelbergCement Subsidiary 297
 KJS Cement
Turns in Profits, Eyes Expansion 248 TECHNICAL FEATURES 193
 Ma Chandi Durga Cement  Computational Fluid Dynamics - A Cross Sectoral 194
Major GU in West Bengal 250 Technology - Mehul Shah, General Manager - Mktg and
Poonam Dudhat, Engineer - Mktg, Mechwell Industries Ltd
 Malabar Cements
Kerala PSU in 35th Year of Operations 251  Assured Performance of Pre-Cast - Pre-Fired Solutions 198
- Dr. Saumen Sinha, Alok Nagar, Rajeev Kumar Laharia,
 Mancherial Cement
R. Chokkar Calderys India Refractories Limited
Gradually Improving Performance 252
 Meghalaya - TOPCEM  Load Cells and Unique Weighing Assemblies 200
Emerging Companies in NER 253 for Process Weighing Technology - Thames Side Sensors Ltd
 Mehta Group  Masyc - Bulk Material Handling System 202
Now Cement Business in Profits 254  Loesche GmbH Profile 203
 My Home Industries
Planned to expand to 15 MTPA 256 DIRECTORY 299
 NCL Industries  Directory of Cement Companies In India 300
Now Strongly Positioned 262 (Corporate/Head/Registered/Administrative Offices)
 Nuvoco Vistas  Directory of Cement Plants In India 309
Nirma’s 100% Cement Subsidiary 266
 Directory of Suppliers to Cement Industry 328
 Orient Cement
(Equipments/Plants/Services/Spares)
Intends to Expand Capacity from 8 MTPA to 15 MTPA 270
 Panyam Cements  Index - Suppliers to Cement Industry 326
Incurring Heavy Losses 272  Index - Product Category Wise 327
 Parasakti Cement
Flagship Company of MYK Group 274  Index - Advertisers 348
CEMENT INDUSTRY
⮞ World Cement Industry Scenario 2019
⮞ Cement MNCs in India
⮞ Glorious 105 Years of Indian Cement
Industry: 1914-2019
⮞ Acquisitions & Mergers from 1936 to 2019 (Page 345)
⮞ Major Cement Companies in India - 2019

⮞ Cement Companies with White Cement
Capacities
⮞ Major Cement Companies ‒ only Clinker Plants
⮞ Indian Cement Companiesʼ Overseas Operations
⮞ Company-wise Cement Plants and their
Capacities
⮞ Cement Map of India
⮞ State-wise Cement Plants and their Capacities
Labour & Industrial Chronicle 33 SURVEY OF CEMENT INDUSTRY & DIRECTORY 2019 | 6th EDITION
GLORIOUS 105 YEARS OF INDIAN CEMENT INDUSTRY: 1914-2019
Glorious 105 Years of

Indian Cement Industry:
1914-2019
Today, the Indian cement industry is 105 years old, just 25 years younger than the
Chinese cement industry, which is now 130 years old. India today has 105
cement companies, 279 major cement plants and an aggregate cement capacity
of about 540 MTPA. With this, India is the second largest cement producer in
the world, the first being China, which has an estimated cement capacity of
over 3330 MTPA.
At present, the Indian cement
industry is spread all over the
country, from north to south
and east to west and north
east too with the most modern
cement plants having latest
pollution control and energy
efficient technologies. The
country has 105 major cement
companies, which operate 279
modern cement plants,
comprising integrated, grinding,
and exclusive clinker plants.
They have an aggregate
cement capacity of about 540
million tonnes per annum
(MTPA) along with captive
power generating capacity of
over of 4565 MW and waste
heat recovery power capacity
of 470 MW. Besides, there are
also an estimated 300 mini and
tiny cement plants with a
capacity of about 10 MTPA.
However, there is not much
authentic data available about
the majority of the mini and
tiny cement plants, their
existence,
working, capacities, and India’, published in 1889, was made in 1904 by the Madras-
turnover. which stated: “Portland based South India Industries
cement was being made Limited but this venture failed. It
Origin in Calcutta from was in October 1914 that the
The first ever reference of argillaceous kanker”. cement produced at Porbandar in
cement production in India is However, the first Gujarat by the Indian Cement
recorded in George Watt’s organised attempt to Corporation
Directory of ‘Economic Products of manufacture the cement
Limited saw the light of the day. It had those years, the actual
an installed capacity of a mere 1000 production was
tonnes per annum. In the next two well below 50 per cent
years, the Katni Cement Limited and of the capacity, which
Bundi Portland Cement Limited set up ironically, still
their cement plants at Katni in Madhya surpassed the
Pradesh in 1915; and at Lakheri in demand. This resulted
Rajasthan in 1916, respectively. By in selling of cement
1918, these three cement companies below the production
together churned out 85,000 tonnes of cost. Further, the
cement per annum. scepticism of quality
of indigenous cement
Between 1919 and 1924, six more only compounded the
plants were set up and the capacities of problems of the
three old plants were also expanded. industry. This led to
By the end of 1924, the strength of liquidation of some
cement plants rose to 10 with a total companies. At this
installed capacity of 0.56 MTPA. In point of time, the
government referred
the functioning of
cement industry to
Tariff Board.
The Tariff Board
recommended the
urgent need for co-
operation among the
existing units. This
culminated in the
birth of ‘Indian
Cement
Manufacturers
Association’ (ICMA)
COMPANY-WISE CEMENT PLANTS AND THEIR CAPACITIES
Company-wise Cement
Plants and their
Capacities 2019
Capacit Capaci Capaci Capaci Capaci Capacit
Est
No Plant State y ty ty ty ty y
d
s 2003 2010 2012 2015 2017 2019
Yea
MTPA MTPA MTPA MTPA MTPA MTPA
r
1 ACC - Bargarh Odisha 0.42 1.2 1.2 2.14 2.5 2.5 196
7
2 ACC - Chaibasa Jharkhand 0.61 0.87 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 194
7
3 ACC - Chanda Maharasht 1 1 3.7 3.8 3.8 3.8 196
ra 9
4 ACC - Damodar GU WB 0.53 0.53 0.53 0.53 0.75 0.75 199
0
5 ACC - Gagal I, II units HP 2.7 4.4 4.4 4.4 4.4 4.4 198
4
6 ACC - Jamul CHG 1.58 1.58 1.58 1.58 2.4 2.4 196
5
7 ACC - Kudithini GU Karnataka 0 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 201
0
8 ACC - Kymore MP 1.7 2.2 2.7 2.72 2.72 2.72 192
3
9 ACC - Lakheri Rajasthan 0.6 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 191
7
10 ACC - Madukkarai TN 0.96 1.18 1.08 1.08 1.08 1.08 193
4
11 ACC - Sindri GU Jharkhand 0.6 0.91 1 1 2.35 2.35 195
5
12 ACC - Thondebhavi GU Karnataka 0 1.6 1.6 1.66 1.66 1.66 200
9
13 ACC - Tikaria GU UP 0.75 2.31 3 3 3 3 199
8
14 ACC - Vizag GU AP 0 0.2 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.3 201
0
15 ACC - Wadi, I-II Karnataka 4.71 5.79 5.79 5.79 6.03 6.03 196
8
16 ACE Cemex - Unit I AP ---- 199
0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 6
17 ACE Cemex - Unit II AP ---- 200
2
18 Alsthom - Morigaon Assam 0 0 0 0 0.3 0.3 201
7
19 Ambuja - Ambujanagar Gujarat 4 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5 198
6
20 Ambuja - Bhatapara CHG 1 1.8 2.9 2.9 3.5 3.5 198
7
21 Ambuja - Bhatinda GU Punjab 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.82 0.82 0.82 200
1
22 Ambuja - Dadri GU UP 0 0 1.5 1.8 1.8 2 201
0
23 Ambuja - Darlaghat HP 1.16 1.6 1.6 1.6 1.6 1.6 199
5
24 Ambuja - Farakka GU WB 0 1 1 1 1.25 1.25 200
7
25 Ambuja - Magdalla GU Gujarat 0 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.56 1.56 200
8
26 Ambuja - Maratha Maharashtr 2 3.6 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 200
a 2
27 Ambuja - Nalagarh GU Himachal 0 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 201
0
28 Ambuja - Rabriyawas Rajasthan 1.5 1.8 1.8 2.6 2.6 2.35 199
6
29 Ambuja - Roorkee GU Uttarakhan 0 1 1 1 1 1 200
d 7
30 Ambuja - Ropar GU Punjab 1.34 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 199
5
31 Ambuja - Sankrail GU WB 1 1.5 1.5 1.5 2.4 2.4 200
1
32 Amrit - Umlaper Meghalaya 0 0 0 1 1 1 201
3
33 Andhra - Durga AP 0.5 0.86 0.86 2 2.31 2.31 198
4
34 Andhra - Vishaka GU AP 0.5 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 197
9
35 Anjani - Chintalapalem Telangana 0.3 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.92 199
7
INDIA’S TOP 10 CEMENT
ULTRATECH
CEMENT
Crosses 100
Million Tonnes Middle East. Now UltraTech
operates in six countries,
Capacity namely: Bahrain, Bangladesh,

China, India, Sri Lanka and
UAE.
With a cement capacity of over 105 MTPA, UltraTech In addition, UltraTech Cement
has one white cement plant
Cement is No. 1 in India and the third in the world, and two wall putty units with a
while the 1st and 2nd being the LafargeHolcim (429 combined capacity of 1.5 MTPA;
MTPA) and HeidelbergCement Group (196 MTPA), over 110 ready mix concrete
respectively. (RMC) plants in 35 cities with a
capacity of 14.7 Mn Cub Mtr;
During 2016-2019, UltraTech added a major thermal power of 1053.50 MW,
capacity of about 45 MTPA through acquisitions of and green power of 149.42 MW
cement plants of Jaypee Group companies, Binani comprising WHRS of 85 MW,
Cement Limited, and Cement Division of Century solar
Textiles and Industries Limited. Now the company is
set to increase its cement capacity to over 120
MTPA.
The Mumbai based UltraTech UltraTech Today power 63.30 MW and wind
Cement Today, UltraTech Cement is the power of 1.125 MW. The
Limited, a subsidiary of Grasim largest manufacturer of grey company also has seven well
Industries Limited, is a part cement with a total equipped bulk cement packaging
of US consolidated capacity of 106.18 terminals including one in Sri
$44.3 billion Aditya Birla MTPA (including overseas) and Lanka and five jetties.
Group, which is a multinational sales of about Rs. 31,000 crore.
corporation. The Group is in the Further, on completion of the UltraTech also has nine
league of Fortune 500 ongoing acquisition process of subsidiaries, five in India and
companies and it has interests in 14.60 MTPA cement capacity four abroad. The five Indian
metals, textiles, carbon black, from Century Textiles and subsidiaries include: Bhagwati
telecom and cement. The Group Industries Limited, the Limestone Company Private
operates in 35 countries in North company’s total cement capacity Limited; Dakshin Cements
and South America, Africa and will be increased to over 120 Limited; Gotan Limestone
Asia and earns over 50 per cent MTPA. It is also India’s largest Khauj Udyog Private Limited;
of revenues from its overseas exporter of cement to countries Harish Cement Limited and
operations. It employs about around the Indian Ocean and recently added UltraTech
120,000 employees from 42 the Nathdwara
nationalities.
UltraTech, its subsidiaries, plants, cement and power capacities at a glance
Clinker Ceme Gree
No of CPP
No UltraTech and Subsidiaries Capacit nt n
Plants s
s y Capacit Powe
MW
MTPA y r
MTPA MW
1 UltraTech Cement - Grey 40 68.45 94.03 975.00 144.42
2 UNCL - Formerly Binani 02 4.59 6.25 70.00 ------
3 Century - under Acquisition 04 8.50 14.60 117.00 0.600
4 UCMEIL - Star, UAE 05 2.50 3.60 ------ ------
5 Binani - China and UAE 02 2.00 2.30 ------ ------
Total 53 86.04 120.78 1162.00 145.02
6 UltraTech-White Cem, Putty 02 0.61 1.50 08.50 05.00
UltraTech Total CPP = 1170.50 (1162+8.5); UltraTech Green Power = 150.025 (WHRS= 85 MW; Solar = 63.90 MW; Wind = 1.125)
MTPA - Million Tonnes Per Annum Source: Industrial Chronicle Data Bank + UltraTech web, Corp Dossier, Feb
2019
SHREE CEMENT innovations. They possess

undying quest for finding ways
to further improve their
Crosses 40 systems and processes

remain the best and create
further benchmarks. The flag-
to
MTPA Cement
bearers are the company’s plant
level well trained teams, which
are partners in its progress.
Capacity
Shree Cement works towards
achieving manufacturing
excellence; which translates into
its competitive edge.
Shree Cement Limited (SCL) has witnessed
exponential growth in the last three decades. Bangurs in Cement
The illustrious Bangur family
Today, the company has a cement capacity of 41.9 originally hails from Didwana
MTPA (including UAEʼs 4 MTPA). town in Nagaur district of
SCL has surpassed Indiaʼs oldest cement company - Rajasthan. At the time of
ACC Limited as well as the once fastest growing - Independence in 1947, the
Bangurs were among the top 10
Ambuja Cements, as they have capacities of 33.41
business houses in India with
MTPA and 29.65 MTPA, respectively. Thus, among the businesses like cement, jute
stand alone companies, Shree Cement ranks No.2, mills, paper, tea gardens,
while Ultra Tech remains No.1. textiles, shipping etc.
The Kolkata based Shree
cement company. It is self- Shree Cement was promoted
Cement Limited had started its
reliant in meeting its power by two industrialist brothers –
journey in the year 1979 at
requirements with a cumulative Purshottam Das Bangur (PD)
Bangur Nagar near Ajmer in
thermal power capacity of 646 and Benu Gopal Bangur (BG).
Rajasthan. Beginning with a
MW including 126 MW waste Other Bangur family owned
single unit of 0.6 million tonnes
heat recovery power (WHRS). companies were Shree Digvijay
per annum (MTPA) in 1985; in
In fact, the company’s WHRS Cement Co Limited, Graphite
the last three decades, the
capacity is the largest in India Limited, and Fort Gloster
company has expanded its
cement industry around the Industries Limited. In 1984, the
capacity to 41.9 MTPA
world except China. The power company had come out with its
(including UAE’s 4 MTPA). With
generated from these plants is first IPO and was listed on
this, among the stand alone
primarily utilised for Bombay Stock Exchange.
companies, Shree Cement ranks
consumption in its own cement During the Bangur family’s
No.2, while UltraTech Cement
plants as well as sold to outside split in 1992, BG Bangur
remains No.1.
parties. inherited Shree Cement with a
Shree Cement is an energy
The people at Shree Cement capacity of only 0.6 MTPA, and
conscious and environmental
think differently to stay at the since then, it has grown to
friendly sustainable
forefront of
SPECIAL CORPORATE
ASIAN CEMENT GROUP

Strengthening Cement
Business
Asian Concretes and Cements Private Limited and Asian Fine Cements
Private Limited are sister companies, hence they are grouped into ʻAsian
Cement Groupʼ. Currently, the Group has a cement capacity of 3 MTPA.
Further, it is in the process of setting up a 1.5 MTPA clinker unit.
The Asian Cement Group is Sonal Shrivastava, and Ashok first grinding unit was
based at Chandigarh with two Gupta. commissioned in 2006 with a
companies under its umbrella, capacity of 0.3 MTPA. Later in
namely: Asian Concretes and In December 2009, ACCPL sold
2010, a second unit with a
Cements Private Limited its 81 lakh shares, which is
cement capacity of one MTPA
(ACCPL) and Asian Fine equivalent to its 45 per cent
was added.
Cements Private Limited shareholding for Rs. 36.81 crore
(AFCPL). Both companies are to ACC Limited. Consequently, ACCPL is engaged in contract
in cement manufacturing and ACCPL became an associate manufacturing of PPC and OPC
they have common promoters company of ACC, a part of grade cements as well as ready
too. Prem Agarwal, Harish LafargeHolcim Group, which is mix concrete exclusively for
Agarwal and Karan Agarwal the 2nd largest cement producer ACC Limited. The company’s
are among the main promoters in India. cement plant is located
of the two companies. strategically very close to
ACCPL’s Cement Plants consuming States of Punjab,
ACCPL’s Origin and At present, ACCPL has two Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and
cement grinding units with a Uttarakhand.
Growth Originally, the Asian
Concretes and Cements combined capacity of 1.4
Private Limited (ACCPL) was MTPA. Located at Bir Palasi Proposed Clinker Unit
established as Asian Cement village in Nalagarh tehsil of Now ACCPL is in the process of setting
Solan district in Himachal
Pradesh, the
Private Limited in 2005 by 2nd June 2009, the company was incorporated in the name of Asian
Prem Parkash Agarwal and his Concretes and Cements Private Limited (ACCPL) with an authorised
son Harish Agarwal. Later on and paid up share capital of Rs 18 crore. Currently, the company has
SPECIAL CORPORATE
five promoter Directors, Asian Cement Group’s companies and capacities at a glance
namely: Harish Kumar
Agarwal, Karan Agarwal, Sunil Ceme Est
Kamalakar Nayak, No Cement Cos/Plants District State
nt d
s
MTPA Yea
r
1 ACCPL Nalagarh Grinding Solan Himach 1.4 2006
Unit al 0
2 AFCPL Rajgarh Grinding Patiala Punjab 1.5 201
Unit 0 8
Total 2.9
0
MTPA - Million Tonnes Per Annum, Estd Year - 1st Year of Commissioning
Source: Industrial Chronicle Data Bank, ACCPL website
SPECIAL CORPORATE
PENNA CEMENT
Achieves 10 MTPA Capacity
Today, Penna Cement Industries Limited has six cement plants with a total
capacity of 10 MTPA. The company also has one associate company with 50
per cent stake - Parasakti Cement Industries Limited, which has a capacity of
1.68 MTPA. This makes Penna Cement one among the top 15 cement
companies in India.
Further, Penna Cement is set to add 6.50 MTPA new cement capacity by fiscal
2021 through brown-filed and green-field expansions, both in South and North
India.
Boyareddypalli Cement Plant
The Hyderabad based Penna sectors such as cement, Penna cement is one of the largest
Cement Industries Limited is a power, construction, privately held cement companies in
flagship company of Penna transportation, and terms of cement production capacity and a
Group. Under the leadership of hospitality. leading cement player in South India.
its founder Chairman - P Prathap Penna, in its 25th year of operations, has
Reddy, the Group has grown successfully leveraged its brand with
speedily in the last over two strategically located manufacturing
decades. Today the Group facilities across south, west, and eastern
companies are into diversified markets. Now the company intends to
SPECIAL CORPORATE
expand into north, central and east Indian markets.
Penna cement has
strategically focused
on developing port-
based logistics
infrastructure to
ensure efficient,
reliable and cost-
effective distribution
and have set up one of
the largest port based
grinding units in Asia
at the Krishnapatnam
port. Penna is in the
process of setting up
TECHNICAL
Computational Fluid
Dynamics: A Cross Sectoral
Technology
- Mehul Shah, GM - Mktg and Poonam Dudhat, Engineer - Mktg, Mechwell
Industries Ltd
About Mechwell: build stages. The  Heat transfer

Established in 1983, Mechwell company has been
 FSI analysis
is a multi-discipline applied R&D recognized and awarded
oriented engineering firm. as the Most Efficient As part of the company’s FEA service, they
Mechwell was established to Technology Supplier by carry out studies pertaining to
provide solutions for Cement, Confederation of Indian  Thermal studies
Power & Allied industries for Industry (CII).  Vibration analysis
flow, emissions & energy They use CFD analysis to  Stress analysis (static, dynamic, non-
consumption problems & has carry out studies pertaining linear, impact)
been leading across the sector. to  Fatigue analysis
Mechwell Industries is a turnkey  Single phase flow/multi
service provider in the field of phase flow Introduction of CFD: Computational
Cement, Power, Automobile,  Combustion fluid dynamics (CFD) is the science of
HVAC, Oil & Gas and other
predicting fluid flow, heat
allied industries using state-of-
transfer, chemical reactions, and
the-art CAE applications.
related phenomena by solving
Mechwell has its own design
mathematical equations which govern
team and manufactures
these processes using a numerical
Dampers, Expansion Joints,
process. CFD is sometimes referred to as
Gates, KGV, SGV and other
flow simulation, and is a computer
spares.
simulation technique that permits the
Mechwell is capable of providing fluid flowing around, or through any
CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) product, reactions, processes
and FEA (Finite Element Analysis) to be analyzed in great detail. It can
based analysis and solutions to be applied across the sectors for
optimize and enhance the design performance optimization
and manufacturing of existing in different kinds of equipment;
or newly developed products. general applications are found in the
following industries: cement aerospace,
Computational Fluid Dynamics
power, oil and gas, automotive, paper
and Finite Element Analysis
and pulp, steel, etc.
are used by the team of skilled
engineers to help provide Using this technique, designers can
robust, timely answers to our verify that their products will conform to a
clients. CFD and FEA can be client’s needs early in the design cycle,
used to undertake pre-build accelerating the product development
Design Substantiation, vital in process. CFD can be used to calculate
the early stages of planning, to design mass-flow rates, pressure drops,
ensure costly mistakes aren’t heat transfer rates, erosion rate,
incurred at the full testing or combustion process, chemical reaction
TECHNICAL
and fluid dynamic forces such as lift, applied to the model.
prototyping which is
drag and pitching moments. It creates  Simulation: Simulations are
faster, and cost-
virtual started and the equations are
effective.
solved iteratively as
Key Features: steady- state or transient.
 Good, detailed Finally, post processors are
insight into systems used for analysis and
for which prototype visualization.
development or  Once problems are identified
experimentation is the model is modified and
difficult. The level simulations help to solve the
of detail is problem.
practically
unlimited.
 Ability to foresee
design changes and
optimize
accordingly,
reducing time and
cost involved in
evolving new
designs.
 Ability to predict
mass flow rates,
pressure drops,
mixing rates, heat
transfer rates and
fluid dynamic forces
accurately.
 The CFD
techniques offer the
capacity of studying
system under
conditions over its
limits.
 Can be used for
brown field and
green field
applications.
The Process/Methodology:
 Modeling: Based on
drawings and data
provided, a 3D
model is developed
on computers.
 Pre-processing: A
model is discretized
into small elements
known as mesh and
boundary
conditions (real
time operating/
design data) are
TECHNICAL
Assured Performance of
Pre-Cast - Pre-Fired
Solutions
- Dr. Saumen Sinha, Alok Nagar, Rajeev Kumar Laharia, R.
Chokkar Calderys India Refractories Limited
Introduction: nose) are very sensitive.
Normally bricks are being used in TC
All Cement manufactures Tip casting (TC) is and they are matched with the
always showcase efforts to exposed to the performance of burning zone bricks
achieve ideal kiln operational
 very high clinker lining performance. This is an ideal
condition i.e. one shutdown in
abrasion, condition. Over a period of time, due to
a year. Targeting for more
 thermal shock due to outlet shell ovality/bell mouth, there
refractory life in the critical
unstable coating and arises a difference in hole positions and
areas of cement plant, enables to
 Severe mechanical various issues of tip casting metal blocks
meet the objective. Refractory
stress due to kiln (sector plates), resulting in misalignment
relining is time taking, hence
rotation, 1st tire of the outlet ring. This results in a
maximising the refractory
migration and bolting reduction of tip casting refractory
performance in any areas would
system of metal performance. The position of a metal
provide financial benefits along blocks. retainer ring and its design also plays a
with mental/operational
very important role in the performance of
satisfaction.
bricks used in Tip casting.
Most of the cement plants use
To overcome this situation, most of the
a substantial volume of
cement plants started using various
refractory during a shutdown,
grades of castable (Monolithic Lining).
which calls for huge workforce
The dismantling of castable and relining
deployment during installation.
it with new castable takes approx. 2-3
Safety concerns over the
days more than that it takes for the brick
temporary manpower engaged
lining. Utmost precaution during castable
during a shutdown are of
installation and controlled dryout of
paramount importance today.
refractories area prime requirement for
Refractory Shutdown de- castable lining performance. Matching
stabilises cement kiln the performance of Castable lining in Tip
operation, so avoiding casting with other areas of kiln lining is
production interruption is always a challenge for cement kilns and
one of the major targets for normally extends the downtime.
cement manufacturers today.
There are many instances, Moreover, damage of small portion of
where unproductive hours were brick lining or failure of castable lining in
greater than the actual few Tip casting panels leads to total
shutdown duration. Unplanned shutdown of the plant and wastage of
refractory shutdown not only minimum 4-5 days with an additional cost
reduces production, impacts of 15-20 Lacs (only refractory cost/
profitability but also increases stoppage).
refractory cost. The Cooler Beam (Bull Nose) is
Few Critical areas of a cement exposed to
plant like Tip casting (Nose  Very High clinker dust abrasion
Ring) and Cooler Beam (Bull
TECHNICAL
 High Temperature Works. Calderys provides tailor-
made pre-cast-pre-fired
solutions for
Fig 1: Tip Casting Monolithic after use

Heat accumulation and
more height of clinker
bed (for heat recovery)
damage refractory in
Cooler Bull nose. The
Shape of a bull nose
and its position etc.
are also responsible
for its poor
performance.
Assured Solution –
Calde Ready
Shapes
NG Johnson
(Northern) Ltd, UK,
was a pioneer in
providing refractory
ready shape solutions
for cement plant
critical areas.
Acquisition of N G
Johnson by Calderys
has provided access to
this advanced
technology for TC and
BN.
At present, these
blocks are being
manufactured at
Calderys Nagpur
CORPORATE
HEIDELBERGCEMENT INDIA
Now 12 th HeidelbergCement in
India HeidelbergCement
Group was the fourth cement
Largest Cement MNC to enter in India through

the acquisition route, the first
three being Lafarge of France -
Co in India
1999; Italcementi Group of Italy
- 2001; and the Holcim of
Switzerland - 2005.
In March 2006,
HeidelbergCement India Ltd has a cement capacity of 5.4 HeidelbergCement entered into
MTPA and with addition of 7.1 MTPA of its subsidiary - as 50:50 joint venture
Zuari Cement Ltd; and Cochin Cementʼs 0.16 MTPA, the agreement with the Mumbai-
based Indorama Cement
companyʼs total capacity goes upto 12.66 MTPA. This makes Limited, an unlisted company
HeidelbergCement India the 12th largest cement company of the Lohia family of
in India. Indonesia. Indorama Cement
had one MTPA slag cement
In July 2016, HeidelbergCement AG of grinding unit at Dolvi in Raigad
Germany acquired the Italcementi of district of Maharashtra. It was
commissioned in 2000 at a cost
of Rs. 150 crore.
Italy and merged the same with Dr. Bernd Scheifele as the Further in middle of 2006,
itself. Resultant, Chairman of the Managing HeidelbergCement also
HeidelbergCement Group Board. acquired a controlling stake of
became the second largest 51 per cent in the Bangalore-
cement company in the world. HeidelbergCement in Asia based Mysore Cement Limited
Currently, it has a cement The HeidelbergCement’s Asia- with four cement plants with a
capacity of 196 million tonnes Pacific Group area comprises total capacity of 2.1 MTPA. Of
per year (MTPA). In addition, it operations across ten countries, the four plants, one was located
also has aggregates reserves namely: Australia, Bangladesh, in Tumkur of Karnataka; two
and resources of 20 billion Brunei, China (incl Hong Kong), were in Damoh of Madhya
tonnes. India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pradesh and one was in Jhansi
Founded in 1873, today Singapore, Sri Lanka, and of Uttar Pradesh. Originally,
HeidelbergCement is the No 1 Thailand. With the acquisition the Mysore Cements was
in aggregates; No 2 in cement; of Italcementi in 2016, the established in 1959 by a
and No 3 in ready-mixed Group had added 12.7 MTPA Karnataka based industrialist -
concrete in the world. It has cement capacity from India, Sri Sarangapani Mudaliar in
operations in around 60 Lanka, and Thailand. The collaboration with Kaisers of
countries and 3000 production Group also holds a 50 per cent USA. In 1962, Mysore Cements
locations, which include 635 stake in the largest cement was taken over by Kaisers and
production sites for sand, gravel, company in Australia - Hanson. It GD Birla, who later became its
and crushed rocks; 163 cement has strong market positions in Chairman. After the split of
and grinding plants; 1786 ready- aggregates and ready-mixed Birlas, the Mysore Cements
mixed concrete plants, and 111 concrete in Australia, Malaysia, came to SK Birla Group.
asphalt plants. It employs 58,000 Hong Kong, Indonesia, and
In 2006, HeidelbergCement had
persons worldwide. With its Thailand. Kevin Gluskie is head
also acquired Cochin Cements
headquarters in Germany, the of Asia-Pacific Group.
Limited,
HeidelbergCement AG is
headed by
CORPORATE
Heidelberg Cement Group’s which is now its fully owned
companies, stakes, plants and capacities subsidiary. Originally, the
in India Cochin Cement was promoted
by the Valy Group of Kerala in
October 1992. It is a mini
cement plant with a clinker
Stakes No of Ceme
No Indian Companies grinding capacity of 0.165
% Plants nt
s MTPA at Newsprint Nagar,
MTPA
Mavelloor in Kottayam district
1 HeidelbergCement India 69.39 04 5.40 of Kerala.
%
2 Cochin Cement Ltd 100% 01 0.16 In 2008, the HeidelbergCement
3 Zuari Cement Limited 100% 04 7.10 Group acquired the remaining 50
per cent stake in Indorama
Total ------ 09 12.6
Cement and
CORPORATE
MY HOME INDUSTRIES
Planned to eXpand to 15
MTPA
After achieving a capacity milestone of 10 MTPA in cement in 2017, now My
Home Industries is set to expand its cement capacity by about 50 per cent to
reach a target of 15 MTPA in the next five years.
Today, My Home Industries is one of the five large cement companies in South
India having capacity of 10 MTPA. The company also enjoys the status of being
one of the top 15 cement companies in India.
Mellacheruvu Cement Plant
The Hyderabad based My Today, the My Home consultancy services, etc. The Group’s
Home Industries Private Group is having several some of the well known companies and
Limited (MHIPL) is part of Rs companies with multiple subsidiaries include: My Home
4000 crore “My Home Group”. business interests in Industries Private Limited; My Home
MHIPL is a 50-50 joint venture cement, construction, Constructions Private Limited; Sree
between My Home Group and power, power Jayajothi Cements Private Limited; Abja
CRH Plc., Ireland. Power Private Limited; and My Home
Power Consultancy Services Limited. In
My Home Group addition, the Group is also working in
CORPORATE
the field of education and it runs the
CRH Plc
“MERU International School” and
CRH is one among the
“Little Scholar School”.
six large international
groups in the building
materials sector. CRH
has its business
operations in 32
countries at more than
3600 locations, and
produces 300 million
tonnes of building
material products by
engaging
approximately 85000
employees. In 2017, it
had a sales turnover
of euro 27.5 billion.
The CRH Group is
headquartered at
Belgard Castle in
Dublin, Ireland.
CORPORATE
NUVOCO VISTAS
Nirma’s100%CementSubsidi
ary
Nuvoco Vistas Corp Limited (formerly Lafarge India) is a 100 per cent owned subsidiary
of Nirma Limited. Currently, Nuvoco Vistas has a cement capacity of 10.80 MTPA. Further,
Nirma Limited too has a cement plant of 2.28 MTPA in Rajasthan. Together, the Nirmaʼs
Nuvoco has a cumulative capacity of 13.08 MTPA.
In 2016, the Ahmedabad based income of Rs. 14,480
Nirma Limited had acquired crore and a net profit of Rs. 899 crore.
the Lafarge India Private Dr Karsanbhai K Patel, 74, heads the
Limited from the closely held Nirma Limited as Chairman.
LafargeHolcim Group with a He has delegated his day to day
cement capacity of 10.80 responsibilities to his two sons
MTPA; pan India RMC business, - Rakesh K Patel, 48, Vice Chairman;
and other value added products and Hiren K Patel, 46, Managing
at an enterprise value of Rs. Director.
9400 crore ($1.4 billion). In the
case of Lafarge India’s Nirma’s Entry into Cement Nirma
acquisition, Nirma’s Managing has been making efforts to enter the
Director - Hiren Patel had cement sector since 2008 through its first
taken the big bet and stunned green-field Mahuva Cement Project in
India Inc by out bidding some Bhavnagar district of Gujarat with a
major rivals. capacity of about 2 million tonnes per
annum (MTPA). Unfortunately, this
Nirma in Brief project faced protests from local
In fact, the Nirma Limited is people, leading to legal problems.
the proverbial ‘rags to Following the orders of GBCP, the
riches’ saga of its founder company stopped the project work in
Karsanbhai Patel. A March 2011. Incidentally, till then, the
government employee turned company had already completed 45 per
entrepreneur, Karsanbhai has cent of the construction work. It had
founded a multi-product also procured almost all the machinery
company - Nirma, which today for the cement plant by investing about
manufactures products ranging Rs. 450 crore.
from cosmetics, soaps,
detergents, salt, soda ash, LAB, As per Nirma’s annual report of 2017- 18,
injectables and cement too. the Ministry of Environmental &
The company has 12 Forests, Government of India,
production facilities in India and
USA with 18000 plus employees.
It sells the products across six
continents; and has market
leadership across several
verticals. In 2017-18, the
company had a consolidated
CORPORATE
Hirenbhai K. Patel, Promoter Director is pending.
cancelled the
environment clearance Nirma’s Cement Business
granted to the cement However, the promoters of
project at Mahuva. Nirma did not give up their
Pursuant to this, the efforts and ultimately
company has filed an
appeal before the
National Green
Tribunal (NGT). The
company’s appeal was
allowed by NGT.
Against this order of
NGT, appeal was
preferred before the
Supreme Court, which
Nirma’s cement business at a glance

Clinker Ceme CPP WHRS
No Companies Nos of Capacity nt Capacit Capacity
s Units MTPA Capacit y MW MW
y
MTPA
1 Nirma Ltd (SVCPL) 01 1.48 2.28 25.00 05.00
2 Nuvoco Vistas (Lafarge) 05 6.20 10.80 25.00 0.00
Total 06 7.68 13.08 50.00 05.00
MTPA - Million Tonnes Per Annum, Estd Year - 1st Year of Commissioning Source: Industrial Chronicle Data Bank , Nirma AR 2017-18
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DIRECTORY - CORPORATE
Phone: 0172-2734939 om M Ravinder

Bhavan, Film Nagar, Jubilee Hills
Fax: 0172-2732051 Reddy, Hyderabad - 500033, Telangana Phone:
Director - Marketing 040-23558384
Bagalkot Cement & Email: Fax: 040-23558393
ravinderreddy.m@vicat.c
Industries Ltd (BCIL) Email: info@bhavyacements.in
om
(A Kanoria Group Company) V Ananda Prasad, Chairman & MD
6th Floor, Block No 1, Stadium anandaprasad@bhavyacements.in
House Veer Nariman Road, Bhavya Cements K Bhaskar, President - Commercial
Churchgate Mumbai - 400020, Ltd Email: marketing@bhavyacements.in Ms
Maharashtra Phone: 022- Plot No A-1, Bhavya’s Pooja Shah, Company Secretary
43552000/2011, 22022897 Spoorthi companysecretary@bhavyacements.in
Fax: 022-22022884
Email: Bheema Cements Ltd
info@bagalkotcement.com Flat 5-A, Kautilya Amrutha Estates No 6-
Pranav Kanoria, Managing 3-652/C/A, Somajiguda Hyderabad -
Director Email: 500082, Telangana Phone: 040-23423270,
pk@bagalkotcement.com 23423271
Fax: 040-23311413
Barak Valley Cements Ltd Email: info@bheemacements.co.in
Corp Office/HO: S Chandra Mohan,
281, Deepali, Pitampura Executive Chairman SRB
Delhi - 110034, NCR Ramesh Chandra, Managing
Phone: 011-27033828, 27033829 Director
Fax: 011-27033830 S Karthik Sarath Chandra,
Email: delhi@barakcement.com Jt Managing Director & CEO
Kamakhya Chamaria,
Vice Chairman & Managing Birla Corporation Ltd
Director Email: 2nd Floor, 1, Shakespeare Sarani Kolkata
kamakhyachamaria@ - 700071, West Bengal Phone: 033-
barakcement.com 66033379, 66033300-02
Fax: 033-22884426
Regd Office:
202, Royal View Harsh V Lodha, Chairman Email:
BK Kakotti Road, harshlodha@lodhaco.com BR Nahar,
Ulubari Guwahati - Managing Director Email:
781007, Assam Phone: brnahar@birlacorp.com Aditya
0361-2464670 Saraogi, CFO
Fax: 0361-2464672 Email: asaraogi@birlacorp.com
Bijay Kumar Garodia, Director Girish Sharma,
Email: bgarodia@vsnl.net Jt President (Indirect Taxes) & CS
Email: gsharma@birlacorp.com
Bharathi Cement
Corporation Pvt Ltd (A Vicat Burnpur Cement Ltd (BCL) 5th
Group Company) Reliance Majestic Floor, Flat No-5B, Kanchana
Building Building, 7/1, Anandilal Poddar
8-2-626, Road No 10, Banjara Sarani (Russel Street)
Hills Hyderabad - 500034, Kolkata - 700001, West Bengal
Telangana Phone: 040- Phone: 033-22623167, 30250826
30006999 Fax: 033-30250828
Fax: 040-30006977 Email: info@burnpurcement.com
Anoop Kumar Saxena, Ashok Gutgutia, VC & MD Email:
Chief Executive Officer md@burnpurcement.com
anoop.kumarsaxena@vicat.c Pawan Pareek, Chief Financial Officer
DIRECTORY - CORPORATE
Indrajeet Kr Tiwary, Co Secretary Marketing Officer
Email: cs@burnpurcement.com vibhu.goyle@centuryce
ment.com
Calcom Cement India Ltd
(A subsidiary of Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Ltd) Chettinad
3 & 4 Floor,
rd th
Cement Corp
Anil Plaza II, ABC, GS Private
Road Guwahati - 781005,
Limited
Assam Phone: 0361-
5th Floor, House of Chettinad
2132569/91, 7156700
Rani Seethai
Fax: 0361-7156707
Hall Building
603, Anna Salai
Cement Corporation of
India Ltd (CCI)
Core No 5, Scope Complex
7, Lodhi Road
New Delhi - 110003, NCR
Phone: 011-24360005/0099, 30482551
Fax: 011-24364555
Email: cci_co@cciltd.in
BVN Prasad, Director
(HR) Addl Charge of
Chairman & MD Email:
cmd@cciltd.in
S Sakthimani, Director - Finance
Email: dirf@cciltd.in
VK Pandey, ED
(Projects) Email:
vk.pandey@cciltd.in, ed_
proj@cciltd.in
SK Sahu, Addl. GM (OPN/NOU)
sk.sahu@cciltd.in,
opns_co@cciltd.in Ajay Kumar
Sharma, Co Secretary Email:
ak.sharma@cciltd.in, co_
secy@cciltd.in
Century Textiles and

Industries Ltd -
Cement Divn 15th Floor,
Birla Aurora
Dr Annie Besant Road,
Worli Mumbai - 400030,
Maharashtra Phone: 022-
62855700
headoffice@centurycement.co
m Jayant Dua, Chief Executive
Office
jayant.dua@centurycement.co
m Rajesh Shah, Chief Financial
Officer
rajesh.kshah@centurycement.
com Vibhu Goyle, Chief
DIRECTORY - CEMENT
Ambuja Cements Ltd - Fax: 01796-248335,

PS: Farakka
Plants 248316
Murshidabad Dist - 742212,
Anupam Agrawal, Unit
01.Ambujanagar Cement West Bengal
Head
Plant PO: Ambujanagar, Phone: 03485-251927, 252840
anupam.agrawal@ambuja
Kodinar Taluka Gir Somnath Fax: 03485-252281
cement.com Mobile:
Junagadh - 362715, Gujarat Priya Ranjan, VP & Unit Head
9001992099
Phone: 02795-237683, 237025 priya.ranjan@ambujacement.com
Fax: 02795-220328 Mobile: 9903998154
06.Farakka Grinding
S Ramarao, Unit Head Unit
ramarao.sukuru@ambujacement 07.Magdalla Grinding Unit
Kendua Village, PO:
.com Srimantapur Sy.No.39/40, Nr ABG Shipyard PO:
Magdalla, Port Road Gavier Vill,
02.Bhatapara Cement Plant Choryasi Tq
PO: Rawan, Rawan Village, Surat - 395007, Gujarat
Baloda Bazar, Bhatapara Phone: 0261-2720531-32
Raipur - 493331, Chhattisgarh Sanjay Kumar Bandopadhyay,
Phone: 07727-220010-15 Vice President
Fax: 07727-220004 Email: sanjaykumar.bandopadhyay@
GV Ramakrishna, ambujacement.com
Manufacturing Cluster Head Mobile: 9904579111
(East)
gv.ramakrishna@ambujacement. 08.Maratha Cement Plant
com Mobile: 8511198633 PO: Uppparwahi, Korpana Taluka
Chandrapur Dist - 442908,
03.Bhatinda Grinding Unit Maharashtra
Nr Guru Nanak Dev Thermal Phone: 07173-2400015-20
Plant Malout Road Fax: 07173-240008-9
Bhatinda Dist - 151002, Punjab Sushil Kumar Paneri,
Phone: 0164-6706202/08, Joint President/Unit Head
6706442, 6706201(D) sushil.paneri@ambujacement.com
Fax: 0164-2273484 Mobile: 9816614709
Sunil Prakash, Vice
President 09. Marwar Mundwa Cement Plant**
sunil.prakash@ambujacement. Marwar Mundwa Tehsil
com Mobile: 9898506041 Nagaur Dist - 341026, Rajasthan
Phone: 01584-283027, 293847
04.Dadri Grinding Unit
Vill: Dhoom Manikpur & 10.Nalagarh Grinding Unit
Badpura NTPC Road, Dadri Navagraon Village
Gautambudh Nagar Dist - PO: Jajhara, Nalagarh Tehsil Solan
203207, Dist - 174101, Himachal Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh Phone: 01795-226602
Phone: 0120-2809901/910 Fax: 01795-226702
Fax: 0120-2809909 Ankur Agarwal, Vice President
Rajiv Sharma, Vice President ankur.agarwal@ambujacement.com
rajiv.sharma@ambujacement.co Mobile: 9816046359
m
11.Osara Grinding Unit** Osara
05.Darlaghat Cement Plant Village, Bhanpura Tehsil Mandsour
Suli Village, PO: Darlaghat, Dist, Madhya Pradesh
Arki Teh Solan - 171102,
Himachal Pradesh Phone: 12.Rabriyawas Cement Plant
01796-306190, 306468, PO: Rabriyawas Vill, Jaitaran Tehsil
306178, 306005(PA)
DIRECTORY - CEMENT
Pali Dist - 306709, Rajasthan Srinagar PO Guntur
Phone: 02939-288011-18, 288007(D) Dist - 522414, AP
Fax: 02939-288030 Phone: 08649-257413
Ashwin Raykundaliya, Unit Fax: 08649-257449
Head Email: Email:
ashwin.raykundalia@ dcw.secretarial@jalindia.co.in
ambujacement.com AK Kushwah, President
13.Roorkee Grinding Unit

Lakeshari Village, PO:
Sikandarpur Bhainswal,
Roorkee
Haridwar - 247661, Uttarakhand
Phone: 01332-282200/400, 282425
Fax: 01332-282214
Rajiv Kumar Sharma, Vice
President
rajiv.sharma@ambujacemen
t.com Mobile: 7060500271
14.Ropar Grinding Unit

Daburjee Village, PO:
Lodhimajra Ropar Dist -
140113, Punjab Phone:
01881-257201/401, 274287
Fax: 01881-276034
Rajiv Jain, Sr Vice President
Email: rajiv.jain@ambujacement.com
Mobile: 9872969691
15.Sankrail Grinding Unit

Vill & PO: Dhulagori, PS:
Sankrail Howrah Dist -
711302, West Bengal Phone:
033-66087100
Fax: 033-26798423
Arun Kumar Jha, Unit Head
Email: arun.jha@ambujacement.com
Mobile: 9831014176
Amrit Cement Industries

Ltd Umlaper Village, Elaka-
Rymbai Jaintia Hills - 793200,
Meghalaya Phone: 0364-
2307077, 033-40033441
Email: info@amrit.co.in
S Mukherjee, President
sanjay.mukherjee@amritce
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01.Durga Cement Works
Durgapuram, Dachepalli,
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Mobile: 9844030474 Blowers, Cyclones, Dampers, Pulse Jet
Product/Services: Belt Filter
Conveyor, Screw Conveyor,
Bucket Elevator, Jumbo Bag
Loading and Unloading,
Industrial Filters & Fabrics
Pneumatic Conveying Pvt Ltd (IFF)
(Dense/Dilute Phase System) 4/4,4/5,5/6, Manglia-Sanwer Road
Centrifugal Fan, Manglia, Next to BPCL Depot Indore -
Weighting/Batching, Dust 453771, Madhya Pradesh Phone:
Collector/ Bag Filter, Cyclone 8109803131/5151/7171/9191
Separators, Spiracages, Fume Email: iffgroup@iffgroup.com Web:
Extractors www.iffgroup.com Contact: Pradeep
Maheshwari, Chairman & MD
Manoj Mishra
APCON Equipments Pvt
Email: manojmishra@iffgroup.com
Ltd 56/1, Narsimhaiah Garden Mobile: 9755298000
Kottigepalya, Magadi Main Product/Services: Filter Bags, Bag
Road Vishwaneedham Cages and Bag House Accessories;
Bangalore - 560091, Karnataka Complete Filter Bag Diagnostic
Phone: 080-23582138, 29775069 Solutions
Fax: 080-23486020
SUPPLIERS TO CEMENT
Perkins onkarnath@sprayindi
Blowers Co a.com Mobile:
Plot 325 Phase 5 9341624000
Sec 56 HSIIDC Product/Services: Spray
Nozzles,
Kundli
Sonipat - 131028, Haryana
Phone: 0130-2371755
Email:
info@perkinsblowers.com
Web:
www.perkinsblowers.com
Contact: Raj Kumar
Email: raj.perkins@gmail.com
Mobile: 9671337555, 9671626767
Product/Services:
Centrifugal Blowers, Axial
Fans, Pulse Jet Bag Dust
Collector, Wet Scrubber, Air
Washers
SK Systems Pvt Ltd

601, V-4 Tower, Plot No.14
Karkardooma Community
Centre, Vikas Marg
Delhi - 110092, NCR
Phone: 011-22373004, 22373005,
22373006, 22373007
Fax: 011-22371345
Email:
sksystemdelhi@gmail.com
Web: www.sksystem.com
Contact: Adesh Gupta,
Director Mobile:
9811010406
Product/Services: HVAC,
AHU’s, Centrifugal Blowers,
Axial Flow Fans, Air Cooling
Unit, Pulse Jet Bag Filter,
Cyclones etc.
Spraying Systems
(India) Private Limited
Plot No 303 & 304, 4th Phase
5th Main, 2nd Cross, Peenya
Indl Area Bangalore -
560058, Karnataka Phone:
080-39853200/201
Fax: 080-39853377
Email:
ssipl@sprayindia.com,
marketing@sprayindia.co
m Web: www.spray.com
Contact: HV Onkarnath,
Asst Gen Manager - Sales &
Marketing Email:
ACQUISITIONS &
Acquisitions &
Mergers from 1936
to 2019
“Industrial Chronicle” has made an effort to compile all the acquisitions and mergers of
cement companies and cement plants in India since 1936 onwards. There is a possibility
of missing some companies/plants as their data was not available. However, from 1970s
onward, over 95 per cent of the acquisitions and mergers have been covered. ‒ Editor
Ac Target Co Capacit Stak Amount
No Acquirer Seller
q Cement y e Per Rs crore
s
Yea Plant MTPA Cent
r
Dinshaw,
1 193 Nine Cement Cos ACC --- 100% Merge
Khatau, K
6 r
Nixon, Tatas
2 193 Dewarkhand Cement Co ACC Promoters ---- 100% Merge
7 r
3 193 Kalyanpur Lime & Cem Sinha Group Promoters 0.05 ---- ----
9
4 196 Bagalkot Cement Co Sahu Jain Group Promoters 0.1 ---- ----
8
5 197 Bagalkot Udyog Kanoria Group Sahu Jain Group 0.1 ---- ----
2
6 197 Andhra Cements Sahu Jain Group KCP Group ---- ---- ----
3
7 198 Sone Valley Cements Kalyanpur Cements Promoters 0.25 ---- ----
4
8 198 Panyam Cements VBC Group MG Bros 0.53 ---- ----
8
9 198 Parthasarthy Cements Gold Star Cements Promoters 200 ---- ----
8 TPD
10 198 Khalari Cement Works Lemos Cements Ltd ACC 0.16 ---- ----
9
11 198 Kistna Cement Works HMP Cements ACC 0.22 ---- ----
9
12 198 Lalani Cement Works ---------- ACC ----- ---- ----
9
13 198 Porbandar Cement Works HMP Cements ACC 0.20 ---- ----
9
14 198 Coromandel Plant India Cements Murugappa 1.00 Assets 105
9 Group
15 198 Shahabad Cement Works HMP Cement ACC 0.47 Assets ----
9
16 199 Cement Corp of Gujarat Mehta Group GIIC 1.00 Equity ----
2
ACQUISITIONS &
17 199 Jaipur Udyog JK Udaipur Udyog Bajaj Hindustan 0.90 Equity 147
3
18 199 Andhra Cements Duncan Group Bennet & 1.24 ---- ----
4 Coleman
19 199 NCC Cement Priyadarshini Cement NCC Group 0.20 Assets 107
5
20 199 Visaka Cement India Cements Visaka Inds 0.90 100% 300
7
21 199 Modi Cements Ltd Gujarat Ambuja Modi Group 1.80 93.5% 191
7
22 199 CCI - Yerraguntla India Cements Govt.of India 0.40 100% 198
8
23 199 Dharani Cement Grasim Industries PGP Group 0.90 100% 290
8
24 199 Shree Digvijay Grasim Industries Bangurs Family 0.70 70 293
8 %
25 199 Indian Rayon Grasim Industries Aditya Birla 3.20 100% 750
8 Group
26 199 Raasi Cement Ltd India Cements Dr BV Raju, Asso 1.80 90 445
8 %
27 199 TISCO Cement Units Lafarge Tata Group 1.70 Assets 550
8
28 199 Devi Cements My Home Cement Promoters 600 ---- ----
8 TPD
29 199 Narmada Cement L&T Chowgules 1.20 70 243
9 Group %
30 199 Sri Vishnu Cement India Cements Raasi Group 0.60 92 171
9 %
31 199 Shez Cements Anjani Cements Promoters 300 19.5% 1.25
9 TPD
ADVERTISERS’ INDEX
Company Page No Company Page No
Aircon Handling Systems Pvt Ltd 206 Marvels Refractories 224B

Asian Fine Cements Pvt Ltd 29 Masyc Projects Pvt Ltd 81
Bharathi Cement Corp Pvt Ltd 32
Calderys India Refractories Ltd Back
Cover Carborundum Universal Ltd 187
Cleanflo India Pvt Ltd 91
Concord Automation & Controls 66
Dalmia OCL 10
DCL Bulk Technologies Pvt Ltd 65
Emami Cement Ltd 27
Epiroc Mining India Ltd 67,
111
Fives FCB 04
Fluke Process Instruments 167
GMMCO Ltd 13
Hardcarb Technologies Pvt Ltd
64A
Inditech Valves Pvt Ltd 181
JK Cement Ltd 24
JK Lakshmi Cement Ltd 22
Title
JK Sons Engineers Pvt Ltd
Cover, Gate
Back
JSW Cement Ltd
Inside Title
Khosla Profil Pvt Ltd 127

Knack Polymers 07
Krishna Conchem Products Pvt Ltd 142
Krishna Woven Sacks Pvt Ltd 207
Loesche India Pvt Ltd 06
Lohia Corporation Ltd 05
Madras Canvas Co 207
Mangalam Cement Ltd
64B
Mapei Construction Products India 110
Mech-Well Industries Ltd 08
Methods (India) Pvt Ltd 02-03
Millennium Multi Trade Pvt Ltd
192B Modest Metal Corporation 63

NCCBM 64
Nicropad Industries 141
Nucor Weld (India) Pvt Ltd 181
Oriental Rubber Industries Pvt Ltd 01
Penna Cement Industries Ltd 26
Power Matrix Solutions Pvt Ltd 14
Prism Johnson Limited 192
Putzmeister Concrete Machines Pvt Ltd 32A
Rathi Transpower Pvt Ltd 25
Rolcon Engineering Company Ltd 32B
Shin Thermo Dynamic Engineering 151
Shree Alloys Industries Pvt Ltd 207
Shree Cement Ltd 20
Solid Wheels Industries 181
Star Cement Ltd (CMCL) 28
Suryadeep Alloy Steel Castings Pvt Ltd
192A Testo India Pvt Ltd 17

Thames Side Sensors India Pvt Ltd 68
The India Cements Ltd 23
The Ramco Cements Ltd 18-19
Thermax Ltd 21
Toshniwal Instruments Mfg. Pvt Ltd 09
Trikon Technologes 79
Triveni Turbines Ltd 11
Vautid India Private Limited 166
First
VE Commercial Vehicles Ltd
Title
Inside
Wonder Cement Ltd
30-
31
Yaskawa India 224A

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