Ramco Cements to expand cement capacity
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Company eyes 20 MTPA by FY22
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Company eyes 20 MTPA by FY22
The Ramco Cements Ltd., the flagship company of the Ramco Group, is planning to expand its production capacity to 20 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) by FY22, a top official.
“Currently, we have a production capacity of over 16 MTPA and this will increase to 20 MTPA with the completion of the third line of clinkering plant at Jayanthipuram in Andhra Pradesh and a new cement plant in Kurnool,” said S. Vaithiyanathan, CFO.
As per the earlier plan, Ramco Cements decided to expand clinkering capacity at Jayanthipuram from 3 MTPA to 4.5 MTPA before March 2021, set up a plant in Kurnool with a clinkering capacity of 2.25 MTPA and cement capacity of 1 MTPA, a thermal power plant and waste heat recovery plant (WHRP) before March 2021.
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