The Cement industry outlook

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Hello friends lets understand about Cement Sector Many things are connected with this , sector that can be good for your investment for short of long term many - Investment companies are Bullish on this sector why lets find below 

We stand tall at 2 place in this sector 

India, with 298 million tonne (FY 2022 & 2023 ) is the second biggest producer of cement in the world after China. It has 8 per cent of the global installed capacity in cement production 2. It has a total of 210 large cement plants, out of which 77 are in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu.


Growing demand on Real estate and infra development projects cant move without this we need to connect dots for every investment how lets understand 


Home sales - increase ( Cement )

Rail infra Development  - ( Cement )

Any big infra project of Govt  or pvt sector - ( Cement ) 

List is too long we do export as well first we need to full-fill our demand first some time we have shortage of supply     

the most commonly used grade of cement in India. It has a compressive strength of 43 N/mm² after 28 days of curing. It's suitable for use in construction projects where moderate to high strength is required, such as plain concrete or plastering works.

The price factor 

 Cement price list in India in 2024 (per bag)

BrandCement price per 50 kg bag
Jaypee CementRs 390
Shree CementRs 350
Banger CementRs 380
Coromandel CementRs 370




There are many listed companies in - india we can add on portfolio for short or long term 

List is too long You can accumulate if you are bullish on India growth story Each company had delivered good return
Plus EBITA Growth is too strong 


    
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