Indian Cement Review
By: ASAPP Info Global Services Private Limited- September 2019
- Price : 150.00
- Published on September 23, 2019
- ASAPP Info Global Services Private Limited
- Issues 66
- Language - English
- Published monthly
About this issue
COVER STORYTHE RAW MATERIAL DILEMMAThe refractory industry is looking for a favourable mining policy to reduce import dependency, even as it is skeptical about the quality of domestic raw materials. “We supplied about 20,000 MT of basic refractories in India”RHI Magnesita is now a market leader in the supply of refractories to the cement industry in India.Parmod Sagar of RHI Magnesita (India) tells how its focus on innovative technologies has helped it stay ahead of the curve. “There is lack of high quality raw materials in India”Sameer Nagpal of Dalmia OCL touches upon the growth rate of refractories in the Indian market for the last three years. FEATURE:BLENDED CEMENTSBlending Green and GritBlended cements are slowly but steadily increasing their presence felt in the market. With the introduction of composite cement, the industry’s green commitment is getting reinforced further. “Most manufacturers have started moving towards blended cements”Nilesh Narwekar of JSW Cement shares the historical growth rates of PSC & PPC. “Composite cement helps conserve our natural resources”Raakesh Jain of Nuvoco Vistas Corp, speaks on the company’s overall product mix in OPC, PPC and PSC. “The growth rates of PPC & PSC have been pretty steady”Ujjwal Batria of Dalmia Cement (Bharat) discusses the current demand and supply scenarios of these two commodities - fly ash and slag. INTERACTION“We have a target to go beyond 20% TSR by 2025”Berthold Kren of Geocycle India discusses about the AFR initiatives of the industry, its advantages and where India stands by this yardstick.
About Indian Cement Review
Indian Cement Review, the premier magazine catering exclusively to the cement industry since 1976, covers the latest updates and happenings of the industry from around the world. The magazine gives wide ranging technical articles, informative views of industry professionals, analysis and on-site case studies. It acts as a useful interface between the producers, manufacturers and the user fraternity of the cement industry, and is a must read magazine for the User industry, Manufacturers & suppliers and Auxiliary services providers.