Ramco Cements increases cement grinding capacity by nearly 1 million tonnes per annum at its Kalavatala Plant in Andhra Pradesh.
Ramco CementsCement Grinding CapacityKalavatala PlantValapady Grinding UnitTamil NaduAndhra PradeshReal Estate MumbaiSep 22, 2024

The new grinding capacity of Ramco Cements' Kalavatala Plant is 2 MTPA, increased from 1.5 MTPA.
The total cement grinding capacity of Ramco Cements is now 24.04 MTPA, increased from 23.14 MTPA.
Ramco Cements made an aggregate investment of Rs 58 crore to increase the grinding capacity.
The revenue of Ramco Cements for the financial year ended on March 31, 2024, was at Rs 9,349.83 crore.
Ramco Cements operates five integrated cement units and six grinding units.

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