The cement industry serves as the backbone of global construction, enabling the development of infrastructure essential for economic growth. In India, this vital sector is projected to experience significant growth with a compound annual growth rate of 4.94 percent from 2023 to 2028.
Recent trends in the cement industry reflect a strong focus on sustainability, with companies adopting environmentally friendly practices and exploring alternative materials and binders to reduce carbon emissions. Digitalization and automation are being embraced for enhanced efficiency and productivity, while the industry also emphasizes the production of high quality and customized cement to meet specific customer needs.
Rohit Sharma, Managing Director
However, the cement industry faces challenges, including environmental impact, availability of raw materials, infrastructure, and logistics. In this regard, Kailashpati Cement,, located in Assam, is a significant player in India's cement industry, operating as the first integrated cement plant in the lower Assam region. The firm implements sustainable practices, diversifies its raw material sources, optimizes its distribution network, and invests in technologies to reduce its environmental footprint.
The company embarked on its production journey on May 14, 2007, with an initial cement production capacity of 50 tons per day. “We operated 150 tons per day VSK Klin for linearization. Over time, we expanded our cement production capacity by another 300 tons per day”, says Rohit MD.
The company has faced numerous challenges and overcome obstacles to achieve its current success, navigating through steep cliffs and troublesome waters.
Today, the firm has established itself as a leading brand in Assam and is expanding its presence in Meghalaya and West Bengal with its Chief Managing Director Kartik Ch. Sarma, who has risen from a humble middle class background, initiated his journey with just 20,000rs and now holds assets worth crores. Alongside, Rubi Sharma, the Director, enriches the company's marketing sector with her vital expertise, having successfully completed her MBA from Jaipur University. Together, they weave a tale of remarkable success, where dreams take flight and aspirations know no bounds.
Sustainability through Green Plantation Initiatives
Kailashpati Cement is dedicated to constantly enhancing its environmental performance. The company assigns specific environmental responsibilities to trained individuals who are experts in the field. “We firmly believe in the significant role of trees as natural warriors in combating global warming. As part of our commitment, we undertake the annual plantation of approximately 50 saplings of local species along national and state highways and the boundaries of our plants”, shares Rohit.
Kartik Chandra Sharma, Director
“Our inception can be traced back to 2005 when the groundwork for establishing the manufacturing unit began under the guidance of the current Chief Managing Director, who happens to be the father of the current Managing Director”, speaks Rohit MD. As a pioneering cement manufacturer in the northeast, KPCL initially faced challenges but benefited from early market entry. Now firmly established in Assam, the company enjoys broad recognition and a loyal customer base. The current MD, one of the region's youngest, has skilfully led KPCL to profitable growth. The company's diversified business portfolio includes basement construction, water, paint, and solar industries, alongside a cement plant in Uganda, Africa, producing 800mt daily and gaining national acclaim.
With its commitment to continual improvement, Kailashpati Cement is driving positive change and setting a benchmark for others to follow
Charting a Path to Remarkable Growth
Kailashpati Cement envisions a promising future with robust expansion plans. The company aims to achieve unparalleled success in the coming years with a focused approach. Kailashpati intends to enhance brand visibility and attract more customers by implementing strategic marketing campaigns and effective advertising. Furthermore, it plans to expand its production capacity significantly, gradually increasing it from the current 600 tons per day to an impressive 2000 tons per day.
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