Adani's Ambuja Cement to invest Rs 1,600 crore in Bihar to set up grinding unit
The Hindu
Adani Group invests ₹1,600 crore in Bihar for a 6 MTPA cement grinding unit, largest investment in the state.
Adani Group-owned Ambuja Cement Ltd (ACL) on August 3 announced an investment of around ₹1,600 crore in Bihar to set up a cement grinding unit at Warisaliganj in Nawada district.
The 6 MTPA Warisaliganj cement grinding unit is the company’s first venture in Bihar, which is aggressively expanding its capacity in the country, according to a statement from the Adani Cement entity. “The Warisaliganj Cement Grinding Unit, a standalone facility with an overall capacity of 6 MTPA (million tonnes per annum), will be established at an investment of nearly ₹1,600 crore,” it said.
With this announcement, the billionaire Gautam Adani-led firm has become “the largest investment in the State by a cement industry player”.
“The project will meet the growing infrastructure needs of Bihar, aligning with priorities outlined in the recent Union Budget,” it said.
In the latest Union Budget 2024-25, the Narendra Modi-led government unveiled big-ticket projects for Bihar, proposing a total outlay of over ₹60,000 crore for various projects, including funding for three expressways, a power plant, heritage corridors and new airports and sports infrastructure.
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The Adani group firm said it will execute its cement grinding unit project in phases, with the first phase being commissioned by December next year. “The project will be implemented in three phases with first phase of 2.4 MTPA at an investment of Rs 1,100 crore is targeted to be commissioned by December 2025. Adequate provisioning of land for future expansion is in place, which will be commissioned in due course at much lower capex,” ACL said.
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