Archive · 4 Sep 2025
JSW Cement Aims to Slash Costs, Expand Production
JSW Cement is working hard to lower its expenses.
They want to cut costs by Rs 400 for every ton of cement they make in the next two years.
They're doing this by using less energy, using renewable resources, and creating better products.
JSW Cement is also building new factories to make more cement, aiming to produce 34 million tons each year by 2028.
They plan to open new facilities in North India to sell more cement directly to stores, and are expecting growth in demand due to government spending on buildings and infrastructure.
JSW Cement aims to reduce costs by Rs 400 per tonne in two years.
The company has already achieved nearly half of its cost-saving goal.
JSW Cement plans to reach 34 million tonne annual capacity by 2028.
Entry into North India is part of the expansion strategy.
Demand is projected to grow 6.5-7.5% in FY26, aided by infrastructure spending.
- Who
- JSW Cement
- What
- Announcing cost-cutting measures and expansion plans.
- When
- Over the next two years, with capacity expansion by 2028.
- Where
- North India, with existing and new plants in Odisha and Rajasthan.
- Why
- To improve profitability, reduce emissions, and diversify its market reach.
- Company
- JSW Cement
- Cost Reduction Target
- Rs 400 per tonne
- Timeframe
- 2 years
- Capacity Target
- 34 million tonnes annually by 2028
- CO2 Intensity
- 277kg per tonne
- Retail Mix Target
- 55-60%
