Top cement companies to control 60% of production capacity by 2026
ECONOMY & POLICY

Top cement companies to control 60% of production capacity by 2026

The cement industry is undergoing significant consolidation, with projections indicating that the top companies will command 60% of the sector’s production capacity by 2026. This shift is driven by mergers and acquisitions, as well as strategic partnerships aimed at increasing market share and operational efficiency.

The consolidation trend is expected to streamline operations and enhance competitiveness among the leading players. As major companies expand their footprint and integrate operations, they are anticipated to achieve greater economies of scale and improved cost efficiencies. This structural change is set to reshape the industry landscape and influence pricing dynamics across the market.

The cement industry is undergoing significant consolidation, with projections indicating that the top companies will command 60% of the sector’s production capacity by 2026. This shift is driven by mergers and acquisitions, as well as strategic partnerships aimed at increasing market share and operational efficiency. The consolidation trend is expected to streamline operations and enhance competitiveness among the leading players. As major companies expand their footprint and integrate operations, they are anticipated to achieve greater economies of scale and improved cost efficiencies. This structural change is set to reshape the industry landscape and influence pricing dynamics across the market.

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Tamil Nadu Explores PPP Route for Rs 4,500 Crore Power Transmission Project

In a pioneering move, the Tamil Nadu Transmission Corporation (Tantransco) is venturing into the tariff-based competitive bidding (TBCB) model to develop a new greenfield 765/400 kV substation in the Coimbatore region. This initiative, part of a larger power transmission project worth Rs 4,500 crore, also includes the development of 240 kilometers of transmission lines extending from Ariyalur to Tirupur, where the new facility will be established. This decision marks a significant shift from traditional state-funded projects to public-private partnership (PPP) models. The 765 kV substation, lo..

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Port Delays and Red Tape Strain India's Steel User Units: GTRI

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Building Material

Steelmakers Urge Government to Impose Temporary Tax on Cheap Imports

India's steelmakers, facing severe financial stress due to rising imports of cheap steel from countries like China, Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam, are calling on the government to impose a temporary tax to protect the domestic industry. The Indian Steel Association (ISA), which represents major steel producers such as JSW Steel, Tata Steel, and the Steel Authority of India (SAIL), is pushing for urgent action to curb what it sees as a flood of steel imports at predatory prices that threaten the survival of the domestic industry. The ISA’s latest presentation to the Directorate General of T..

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