Bangur Cement Launches Premium Product for Solid Bright Homes

07 Feb 2025 CW Team

Shree Cement, one of India’s leading cement manufacturers, has launched its premium product, Bangur Marble Cement, under its master brand, Bangur Cement. This PSC cement offers best-in-segment brightness, superior strength, and crack resistance, making it ideal for exposed concrete structures and ensuring grand, imposing designs.

The Bangur Marble Cement was launched today in Ranchi, Jharkhand. The product will be further rolled out in Bihar, West Bengal and other Indian states. Bangur Marble Cement will be available to over 2000 retailers across Bihar, Jharkhand, and West Bengal. Retailers will have access to the product, with in-store product demonstrations highlighting the features of the new product.

Speaking on the launch, Neeraj Akhoury, Managing Director of Shree Cement Ltd., said, “Bangur Marble Cement is a testament to our commitment to innovation and quality. This product is engineered to meet the evolving needs of modern construction, offering brightness, strength, and durability. With this launch, we continue reinforcing our mission of providing cutting-edge building materials that set new industry standards.”

Furthermore, the product offers high-performance attributes and an eco-friendly approach, incorporating GGBS, a by-product from steel manufacturing. This eco-friendly composition supports stronger, more durable structures while reducing the environmental footprint. Shree Cement is taking a digital-first approach to reach consumers, which is unique to the cement industry. This product will be offered alongside Bangur Cement’s premium lineup, including Jungrodhak, Rockstrong, Powermax, Magna, and Roofon. With this launch, Shree Cement continues to set new benchmarks in quality and sustainable construction solutions.

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