Shri Keshav Cements Expands Capacity to 1 MTPA

Shri Keshav Cements & Infra, a Karnataka-based cement manufacturer, has completed a major production capacity expansion, achieving one million tonne per annum (1 MTPA) at its upgraded facility.

The company commenced commercial operations on 29 November 2025, marking a significant milestone in its long-term growth strategy.

This enhanced capacity is expected to support the rising demand for high-quality cement across Karnataka, Goa, Maharashtra, and nearby regions, where infrastructure development and construction activities continue to accelerate.

Key Highlights

• Shri Keshav Cements expands production capacity to 1 MTPA
• Commercial operations at the upgraded plant began on 29 November 2025
• Company operates a 40 MW solar portfolio with captive and external supply

The expansion strengthens Shri Keshav Cements’ competitive positioning in western and southern India by ensuring improved supply reliability, operational efficiency, and timely delivery to its core markets. The company emphasized that the upgraded plant will enable it to serve both bulk and retail customers more effectively as demand from real estate, infrastructure, and industrial projects remains strong.

In addition to cement manufacturing, Shri Keshav Cements operates a diversified 40 MW solar power generation portfolio, reflecting its commitment to sustainable and cost-efficient operations. Of this capacity, 14 MW is used for captive consumption, helping reduce energy costs and carbon footprint, while 26 MW is supplied externally, contributing to the regional renewable energy ecosystem.

Venkatesh Katwa, Chairman of Shri Keshav Cement & Infra, commented, "This milestone enhances our production capability and places us in a stronger position to address growing regional demand."

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The latest expansion underscores the company’s focus on aligning production capabilities with market growth while leveraging renewable energy to enhance long-term operational resilience and environmental responsibility.