Shree Cement Commissions RAS Unit-11 at Jaitaran Plant

Shree Cement has successfully commissioned RAS Unit-11 at its integrated manufacturing facility in Jaitaran, Rajasthan, marking a significant expansion of its production capabilities.

The newly commissioned unit adds 3.65 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) of clinker capacity and 3.0 MTPA of cement capacity, further strengthening the company’s operational scale.

With the addition of RAS Unit-11, the Jaitaran plant has emerged as one of Asia’s largest and most technologically advanced single-location cement manufacturing facilities. Furthermore, this unity been designed as a fully integrated production line.

Key Highlights

• RAS Unit-11 adds 3.65 MTPA clinker and 3.0 MTPA cement capacity
• Total cement capacity rises to 65.8 MTPA across India
• Unit features automation, alternative fuels, and 22 MW WHRS

This enhances both clinkerisation and grinding operations to support efficient supply to key North Indian markets. The commissioning of this unit increases Shree Cement’s total cement production capacity in India to 65.8 MTPA, reinforcing its leadership position in large-scale cement manufacturing. The expansion reflects the company’s strategic focus on capacity growth, operational efficiency, and sustainability.

RAS Unit-11 incorporates advanced automation systems, modern infrastructure, and energy-efficient technologies. Key sustainability features include a 22 MW waste heat recovery system and the use of alternative fuels, aligning with Shree Cement’s commitment to reducing its environmental footprint while maintaining cost efficiency.

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This latest capacity addition underscores Shree Cement’s long-term growth strategy and its emphasis on building high-efficiency, future-ready manufacturing assets. The expanded Jaitaran facility is expected to play a crucial role in meeting rising cement demand across northern India while supporting the company’s broader sustainability and productivity goals.