JSW, Vedanta's mega investments in Punjab await nod
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JSW, Vedanta's mega investments in Punjab await nod

Mega investments of JSW Group and Vedanta in setting up cement plants in Punjab await approval from the state government. The Vedanta Group company, Talwandi Sabo Power Plant (TSPL) plans to set up cement manufacturing plants in Punjab, with an overall investment of around R s.100 billion....

Mega investments of JSW Group and Vedanta in setting up cement plants in Punjab await approval from the state government. The Vedanta Group company, Talwandi Sabo Power Plant (TSPL) plans to set up cement manufacturing plants in Punjab, with an overall investment of around R s.100 billion. TSPL has plans to set up multiple cement plants adjacent to its existing power plant in Mansa district and one of these plants will be set up by JSW Group. The cement project with the potential to generate over 2,000 jobs in Punjab awaits approvals from the various state government departments.The company plans to use the fly ash generated by the power plant to produce cement in an environment-friendly manner. Contact: JSW Group Tel: 022 4286 1000 Email: www.jsw.in

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