Bangur Concrete has commissioned its first Ready-Mix Concrete (RMC) plant in Gujarat. Located at Limbadiya in Gandhinagar, the state-of-the-art facility has a production capacity of 60 cu.m/hr and marks a significant milestone in the company’s expansion into western India.
The plant has been established to meet the growing infrastructure and real estate requirements of Gujarat by providing reliable, high-performance, and environmentally responsible concrete solutions. With the state witnessing accelerated urbanisation and industrial development, the facility is expected to enable faster and more efficient service to construction sites while ensuring superior quality and sustainability.
“Gujarat is a high-growth market with significant infrastructure projects and with immense potential. Our entry here marks a key chapter in Bangur Concrete’s national expansion journey,” said Neeraj Akhoury, Managing Director, Shree Cement. “The Gandhinagar plant enhances our ability to deliver high-quality, sustainable concrete solutions to the region, while affirming our commitment to building responsibly and supporting India’s development goals.”
With this addition, Bangur Concrete now operates a network of 21 RMC plants across the country. Each facility is equipped with advanced batching systems, precision-driven quality control mechanisms, and environmentally compliant processes to ensure operational excellence across projects of varying scales.
The newly launched Gandhinagar unit integrates modern batching technology, optimized material handling, and streamlined logistics to ensure timely deliveries and reduced project turnaround times. This initiative is part of Bangur Concrete’s long-term vision of supporting India’s sustainable development goals through green construction practices and lowering the carbon footprint of the built environment.
India’s RMC market is projected to witness robust growth, driven by rapid urbanisation, large-scale infrastructure projects, and rising demand for high-performance construction materials. Industry estimates indicate the market could reach US$ 167.01 billion by 2032, expanding at a CAGR of 9.56 per cent between 2025 and 2032.