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JSW Cement forays into construction chemicals
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JSW Cement forays into construction chemicals

JSW Cement has entered the construction chemical sector by launching a green product range in India.

JSW has built a 0.3 million tonne production facility in Ballari in Karnataka to produce its construction chemical product range.

The manufacturing range includes Enduro Plast ready-mix plaster, Krysta Leakproof integral crystalline waterproofing compound, and Duraflor floor hardener.

It has started the roll-out of these products and will cover the necessary markets across Karnataka.

According to the announcement, JSWs centre on the dry-mix mortar market expects to reach a contribution of 10% for JSW Cement's consolidated revenues in the following 4-5 years.

Business Head of JSW Cement, Mubin Hussain told the media that the dry-mix and construction chemicals industry sector is about Rs 12,000 crore, including an expected compound annual growth rate of 10% over the next few years.

He said that with advanced green product technologies, this sector would observe a progressive shift from conventional construction mix ratios to extracted by-product engineered compositions. It is expected that these products will grow four-fold by 2024-25.

The green product range makes JSW Cement's construction chemical products one of the most environmentally-friendly ranges currently available in the market.

JSW Cement Ltd. is part of the $ 12 billion JSW Group Indian conglomerate with interests in energy, infrastructure, steel, cement, ventures and paints.

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JSW Cement has entered the construction chemical sector by launching a green product range in India. JSW has built a 0.3 million tonne production facility in Ballari in Karnataka to produce its construction chemical product range. The manufacturing range includes Enduro Plast ready-mix plaster, Krysta Leakproof integral crystalline waterproofing compound, and Duraflor floor hardener. It has started the roll-out of these products and will cover the necessary markets across Karnataka. According to the announcement, JSWs centre on the dry-mix mortar market expects to reach a contribution of 10% for JSW Cement's consolidated revenues in the following 4-5 years. Business Head of JSW Cement, Mubin Hussain told the media that the dry-mix and construction chemicals industry sector is about Rs 12,000 crore, including an expected compound annual growth rate of 10% over the next few years. He said that with advanced green product technologies, this sector would observe a progressive shift from conventional construction mix ratios to extracted by-product engineered compositions. It is expected that these products will grow four-fold by 2024-25. The green product range makes JSW Cement's construction chemical products one of the most environmentally-friendly ranges currently available in the market. JSW Cement Ltd. is part of the $ 12 billion JSW Group Indian conglomerate with interests in energy, infrastructure, steel, cement, ventures and paints. Image Source Also read: JSW Steel accuses top US steel companies of stifling competition Also read: JSW Group clubs large project divisions of steel and cement biz

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