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    The cement industry in India has grown significantly since the first cement plant was established in 1914. There are now over 450 plants across the country operated by 54 major companies. Major players control over 70% of production. Cement demand is driven primarily by housing, infrastructure, and commercial construction projects. The government has largely deregulated the industry and future demand is expected to be driven by large infrastructure projects like roads, airports, and urban development. India is now the second largest cement producer globally and is projected to further expand production capacity to meet growing demand.

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    The cement industry in India has grown significantly since the first cement plant was established in 1914. There are now over 450 plants across the country operated by 54 major companies. Major players control over 70% of production. Cement demand is driven primarily by housing, infrastructure, and commercial construction projects. The government has largely deregulated the industry and future demand is expected to be driven by large infrastructure projects like roads, airports, and urban development. India is now the second largest cement producer globally and is projected to further expand production capacity to meet growing demand.

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    The cement industry in India has grown significantly since the first cement plant was established in 1914. There are now over 450 plants across the country operated by 54 major companies. Major players control over 70% of production. Cement demand is driven primarily by housing, infrastructure, and commercial construction projects. The government has largely deregulated the industry and future demand is expected to be driven by large infrastructure projects like roads, airports, and urban development. India is now the second largest cement producer globally and is projected to further expand production capacity to meet growing demand.

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    The cement industry in India has grown significantly since the first cement plant was established in 1914. There are now over 450 plants across the country operated by 54 major companies. Major players control over 70% of production. Cement demand is driven primarily by housing, infrastructure, and commercial construction projects. The government has largely deregulated the industry and future demand is expected to be driven by large infrastructure projects like roads, airports, and urban development. India is now the second largest cement producer globally and is projected to further expand production capacity to meet growing demand.

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    Cement Industry

    Vishwajeet.S.Gadhvi
    History
     The first endeavor to manufacture cement dates back to 1889
    when a Calcutta
     Based company endeavored to manufacture cement from
    Argillaceous (kankar).
     The origins of Indian cement industry can be traced back to
    1914 when the first unit was set-up at Porbandar with a
    capacity of 1000 tones.
    Today
     Mega plants:125
     Mini plants:300
     Central Govt. units:10
     State Govt. plants:10
    After liberalization
     1989:Compelete Freedom

     1991:Licence System
    Major Players
     There are a number of players prevailing in the cement
    industry in India. However, there are around 20 big names
    that account for more than 70% of the total cement
    production in India. The total installed capacity is distributed
    over around 129 plants, owned by 54 major companies across
    the nation
    Demand and Supply
     The demand drivers for the cement sector continue to be
    housing, infrastructure and commercial construction, etc. We
    expect the proportion of infrastructure in total demand to
    improve further in future, as the thrust on infrastructure
    development is on the rise. During April-November 2007,
    cement demand grew by 10 per cent year-on-year (y-o-y)
    propelled by the growth witnessed in end user segments such
    as housing, infrastructure etc
    Demand
    30%
    25%
    East
    20%
    South
    15%
    North
    10% West
    5% Central

    0%
    2006-07 2007-08

    Source: www.scribd.com
    Demand Drivers
     Housing

     Infrastructure

     Commercial Construction
    Consumption(2007-08)

    Source: www.scribd.com
    Government Policies
     Price and Distribution Controls(1940-81)

     Partial Decontrol(1982-1988)

     Total Decontrol(1989)
    Research and Development
     Formation of WGCI (Working Group on Cement Industry)
    The Working Group has identified following thrust areas
    for improving demand for cement;

     Further push to housing development programmes;

     Promotion of concrete Highways and roads

     Use of ready-mix concrete in large infrastructure projects


    Production Capacity of India
     Worlds second largest producer after China

     In January 2010, rating agency Fitch predicted that the


    country will add about 50 million tone cement capacity in
    2010, taking the total to around 300 million tones.
    Scope of the Industry
     India is a developing country so here development is a long
    lasting process, some mega projects which is running by the
    govt. and private sector are
     1. New Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport, Terminal-3
    (Cost: Rs 8,990 Crore)
     2. New Delhi Airport Express (Cost: 2,885 crore )
     3. Hyderabad Growth Corridor (Outer Ring Road)
     (Cost: Rs 6900 crore)
     4. P.V. Narasimha Rao Elevated Expressway (Cost’s: 600
    cores )
    Conclusion
     The Cement Industry is an ever Growing industry as the
    country tries to develop the demand for cement increases and
    as the population also increases the demand increases and
    India is on its way to become the largest producer of cement
    in the world

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