New Aparna RMC plant in Mumbai
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New Aparna RMC plant in Mumbai

Aparna Enterprises has entered the burgeoning Mumbai ready-mix concrete (RMC) market with Aparna RMC. It plans to set up seven RMC plants to capture five per cent of the total market share in Mumbai, with two plants already set up in Malad and Thane. Moreover, it plans to expand to other cit...

Aparna Enterprises has entered the burgeoning Mumbai ready-mix concrete (RMC) market with Aparna RMC. It plans to set up seven RMC plants to capture five per cent of the total market share in Mumbai, with two plants already set up in Malad and Thane. Moreover, it plans to expand to other cities, including Nagpur and Pune. As more projects emerge in Mumbai and its suburbs, it plans to set up more plants in a 20-km radius to enable better logistics and reach. In the nearterm, it plans to set up seven RMC plants in South Mumbai, Kalyan, Panvel and Mira Road with a targeted production capacity of nearly 5 lakh cubic metres per year. At present, it has annual concrete production capacity of 1.5 million cubic metres throughout India. Contact: Aparna Enterprises Tel: 6366527680 Email: info@aparnaenterprisesltd.com Website: www.aparnaenterprisesltd.com

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Karnataka Introduces Bill to Tax Mines and Mining Land

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