Star Cement Ltd has proposed to set up a Rs 3,200-crore cement clinker and grinding plant in Assam, marking a significant investment in the state's infrastructure. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed during the Advantage Assam business summit
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Star Cement Ltd has proposed to set up a Rs 3,200-crore cement clinker and grinding plant in Assam.
The MoU for the Star Cement plant was signed on the concluding day of the Advantage Assam business summit.
Apart from the Star Cement plant, Matheson Hydrogen Lvt Ltd will set up a Rs 1,500-crore hydrogen and steam generation plant, and Global Health Ltd will invest Rs 500 crore.
The summit aims to attract more investments and promote business opportunities in Assam, focusing on various sectors like manufacturing, healthcare, education, and renewable energy.
A total of 164 MoUs of investment proposals with companies in 15 sectors were signed on the first day of the 'Advantage Assam 2.0 Investment and Infrastructure Summit 2025'.

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