Shree Cement Ltd. has announced the commencement of “Project Naman”, a national initiative to provide cement free of cost to the families of Armed Forces Personnel martyred in the past twenty years.
read moreShree Cement Ltd. has announced the commencement of “Project Naman”, a national initiative to provide cement free of cost to the families of Armed Forces Personnel martyred in the past twenty years.
read moreWhen the Bangurs of Shree Cement decided against selling their plant a decade ago, they took a risk that has since been well-rewarded
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read more"As far as funding is there the Shree Cement has enough funds, we will not be needing any capital expansion in the immediate future."
read morePrashant Bangur has been an ideal complement in his father's quest to build shree cement into a successful company
read moreH M Bangur: Entrepreneur Of The Year Category Award Winner: Manufacturing
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read moreThe entrepreneur from Kolkata has all the trappings of an industry leader: He has survived tough times, innovated to grow and is bold to a fault
read moreThe 65-year-old believes the best leaders are constant learners.
read moreShree Cement growth in 2018 will be the same as in 2017 and there will be cost-cutting too, says the MD.
read moreWhat catapulted Shree Cement to the big league is its winning formula of empowering employees to work as owners
read morePeople talk only when the price rises, when it falls, everybody is quiet, says Bangur.
read moreShree Cement’s market valuation exceeds total m-cap of Ambuja, ACC and the Ramco Cement.
read moreHM Bangur of Shree Cement said his company will be producing cement with better cost control going ahead. Bangur said the key focus is on adding capacity from 40 million tonnes at present to 80 million tonnes in the next six-seven years.
read moreWhile the central government is considering allowing certain manufacturing and services to resume to kick-start the economy, Shree Cement Ltd.’s HM Bangur said demand and not production is the real problem.
read moreH M Bangur expects demand to return once Covid-19 cases subside and the stimulus package ensures a robust supply side
read moreRobust pricing so far and lower input costs YoY should moderate earnings decline on account of volume loss in 1HFY21.
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read moreHM Bangur, the managing director of group company Shree Cement that bought a majority stake in the club, said his group would maintain the legacy of East Bengal. “The club’s logo and jersey colours — it’s red and yellow pattern — will be retained," he said.
read moreEast Bengal's investors have registered a new company named Shree Cement Foundation to pick up and submit bid documents for one franchise slot in the upcoming Indian Super League.
read moreEast Bengal's investors have registered a new company named Shree Cement Foundation to pick up and submit bid documents for one franchise slot in the upcoming Indian Super League.
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