Housing, which constitutes 60% of cement demand, is experiencing a resurgence due to declining inventory levels. Shree Cement remains optimistic about the future, attributing the growth to increased infrastructure spending.
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Shree Cement projects a 7-8% demand growth for cement by 2025.
The housing sector accounts for approximately 60% of the total cement demand in India.
The Indian government is supporting the growth in cement demand through investments in infrastructure projects and affordable housing schemes.
Shree Cement is expanding its production capacity, modernizing existing plants, and setting up new facilities in strategic locations.
Shree Cement is investing in green technologies and renewable energy sources to reduce its carbon footprint and align with global sustainability goals.
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