Indian cement industry
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The Indian cement industry has experienced significant growth since market deregulation in 1989, with capacity rising from 29 million tonnes to over 219 million tonnes. India now ranks second globally in cement production. The industry is dominated by a small number of large firms that function in an oligopolistic manner and have been accused of cartel behavior to control prices. In 2012, the Competition Commission of India levied a penalty of over 6,300 crore for cement companies engaging in price fixing.
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India has the second largest cement market in the world, dominated by private players. The cement industry has seen strong growth, with production increasing at a 9.7% CAGR from 2006-2013 to reach 272 million tons. Capacity is expected to reach 479 million tons by 2017. The industry is concentrated among a few major players and is supported by strong demand drivers from housing, infrastructure, and commercial real estate.
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The document provides an overview of the Indian cement industry, including its structure, key players, production levels, demand drivers, major projects, pricing, and costs. Some of the key points summarized are:
- The Indian cement industry is dominated by large private players and is one of the largest in the world. Production has grown significantly from 50 MT/year in 1992 to over 320 MT/year currently.
- Demand is driven by infrastructure development, the housing sector, and economic growth. The government plans to invest $1 trillion in infrastructure over the next five years.
- Major projects underway include roads, ports, airports, railways, and power. The 2013-14 budget also aims to boost infrastructure
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The cement industry in India is the second largest producer of cement globally. It has seen steady growth over the past few decades as the government has invested heavily in infrastructure projects. The major players in the industry include ACC, Ambuja, Ultratech, and others. While the industry contributes significantly to GDP and employment, it faces issues like high transportation costs and dependence on fossil fuels which impact prices. The future of the industry remains strong driven by continued government spending on housing and infrastructure development.
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The document discusses cartelization in the Indian cement industry. It notes that India saw a sudden and sharp increase in cement prices in 2007, with some prices rising 17% in a single month. The anti-monopoly watchdog issued notices to 14 major cement firms for suspected collusive behavior. While cartels are illegal, the probability of ongoing collusive behavior among major cement players in India continues. It took a long time to rule on past cases of cartelization in the 1990s. High cement prices seriously impact the growth of industries like construction that have high investment needs.
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The cement industry in India faces high transportation costs due to the expensive nature of transporting cement over long distances. Most cement is transported by road for shorter distances less than 250km, but the industry relies heavily on roads due to inadequate railway infrastructure. Transportation accounts for around 25% of the total cost of cement. Companies are experimenting with alternative transportation methods like sea and bulk transport to reduce costs.
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This document analyzes Porter's five forces model for the cement industry in India. It finds:
1) High barriers to entry due to capital costs, location requirements near limestone deposits, and competition.
2) Low buyer power as bulk buyers like construction firms have little influence over cement companies.
3) Moderate supplier power as raw materials are crucial but regulated by the government.
4) High competitive rivalry between cement companies fighting for market share through price wars.
5) Low threat of substitutes as no effective replacement exists for cement in construction.
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This is the detailed project carried during my MBA (10 weeks) on the topic of "Birla Wall Care Putty in Retail Segment" by enduring practical study & research in the Company in the Year 2011 . (Thus, some of the details may have been changed).
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This document is a research project report on assessing the market performance of Birla White cement and designing strategies for enhancement by Grasim Industries. It includes sections on the objectives, scope, limitations of the study, introduction to the cement industry, industry profile, and current scenario. The key points are that it examines Birla White's strengths and future prospects in the cement sector through fundamental analysis and aims to recommend strategies to retain customers and increase goodwill.
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This document provides an overview and analysis of the Indian cement industry. It discusses emerging trends like industry fragmentation, rising blended cement production, potential excess capacity after 2009, and the need for adequate coal and logistics networks. It also examines consolidation in the industry, competition, export and import trends, and the financial performance of cement companies. The industry is in a robust period of high demand, capacity utilization, and firm prices.
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The cement industry in India has experienced steady growth over the past decades. Cement demand has grown at around 8% annually since 1997-98, higher than the global growth rate of 3.5% and China's rate of 7.2%. The government plans to invest over $1 trillion in infrastructure in its 12th five-year plan. Key drivers of cement demand are the real estate sector, increased infrastructure spending, and industry expansion projects. Currently, India is the second largest cement producer in the world with over 140 large plants and 365 mini plants, with an annual production capacity of around 197 million tons. Major global cement companies have operations in India.
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The cement industry in India has grown substantially over the past decade and has become the second largest producer globally. Cement demand is driven primarily by the construction sector, particularly housing and infrastructure development. While cement production has increased significantly, capacity utilization remains low due to issues like poor coal quality, power outages, and inadequate transportation infrastructure. The government plans major infrastructure spending which will further drive cement demand. The industry is dominated by a few large players and global cement companies are entering the Indian market. The future outlook for the cement industry in India remains positive due to expected growth in construction activity, though companies will face challenges around rising input costs and increasing competition.
Cement Industry - Economic status
This document discusses the cement sector in India. It provides an introduction to cement, including its raw materials and types. It then discusses the economic status and top producers both nationally and globally. Ultratech Cement, Shree Cement, Ambuja Cement, ACC Ltd, and Ramco Cement are the top 5 cement producers in India. Lafarge, Holcim, CNBM, and HeidelbergCement are among the top global producers. The cement sector provides economic benefits but also faces challenges such as increasing costs and excess capacity. The future of the cement sector in India is expected to be positive with continued infrastructure growth driving demand.
Indian cement industry
The document provides information about the cement industry in India. It discusses the manufacturing process, major players, investments, government policies, and challenges faced by the industry. The key points are:
1) India is the second largest cement producer globally and the industry employs over a million people directly and indirectly.
2) Major players like UltraTech Cement, ACC Ltd, and Ambuja Cements have large production capacities across India.
3) The government aims to boost infrastructure spending which will increase cement demand, and it has implemented policies to support private sector investments in the industry.
4) However, excess capacity and high taxes on cement remain challenges for the industry's growth.
Cement industry
The document discusses the Indian cement industry. It notes that cement is used for construction purposes like buildings, transport infrastructure, and water systems. The main raw materials used are limestone, sand, shale, clay, and iron ore. The manufacturing process is highly energy intensive. Major players in the Indian cement industry are listed along with regional production capacities. India is currently the 2nd largest cement producer in the world and is expected to require a total capacity of around 480 million tonnes by 2025 to support continued infrastructure growth.
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