JK Lakshmi strengthens its position as leader in grey cement sector

14 Jun 2023 CW Team

Solidifying its excellence in the grey cement industry, JK Lakshmi Cement, India's leading cement manufacturer, has been awarded the esteemed Superbrand status for 2023-24. This recognition further cements the company's position as an unrivalled industry leader, standing out as the sole brand in the grey cement category to receive this prestigious accolade. The selection process, conducted by Superbrands Media India Pvt. Ltd., involved a comprehensive nationwide survey with over 23,800 participants. JK Lakshmi Cement emerged as the clear winner, achieving an impressive average score of 6.6 and ranking among the top 10 percent across all categories.

Arun Shukla, President and Director of JK Lakshmi Cement, expressed his delight and gratitude in response to this remarkable achievement. He conveyed his honour in receiving the prestigious Superbrand status in the grey cement category, highlighting it as a testament to the company's unwavering commitment to delivering cement products of unparalleled quality. Shukla further emphasised the brand's dedication to emphasising strength and reliability. He wholeheartedly expressed his deepest appreciation to JK Lakshmi Cement's esteemed customers and valued partners for their unwavering trust and support, which played a crucial role in driving the company towards this notable milestone.

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