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Rain Cements commences Bellary unit
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Rain Cements commences Bellary unit

Rain Cements Ltd (RCL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Rain Commodities Ltd, has commenced operations of its fly ash handling and cement packing unit at Bellary, Karnataka. With the commencement of operations, the total production capacity of RCL will increase to 3.50 mn tonne of cement a year, with improved fly ash blend ratio. The plant was set up at a cost of Rs 15 crore. RCL had entered into a contract with Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd (KPCL) to obtain an exclusive supply of fly ash up to four lakh tonnes a year for a period of 10 years.

Contact: Rain Commodities Ltd Tel: 040-4040 1234. Fax: 040-4040 1214. Website: www.priyacement.com

Rain Cements Ltd (RCL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Rain Commodities Ltd, has commenced operations of its fly ash handling and cement packing unit at Bellary, Karnataka. With the commencement of operations, the total production capacity of RCL will increase to 3.50 mn tonne of cement a year, with improved fly ash blend ratio. The plant was set up at a cost of Rs 15 crore. RCL had entered into a contract with Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd (KPCL) to obtain an exclusive supply of fly ash up to four lakh tonnes a year for a period of 10 years. Contact: Rain Commodities Ltd Tel: 040-4040 1234. Fax: 040-4040 1214. Website: www.priyacement.com

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