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Cement Industry’s Demand-Supply During April-December And FY21 Outlook: Care Ratings

Cement Industry’s Demand-Supply During April-December And FY21 Outlook: Care Ratings

A construction worker cuts a breeze block brick to size for a new home under construction (Photographer Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg)
A construction worker cuts a breeze block brick to size for a new home under construction (Photographer Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg)

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Care Ratings Research Report

Cement production fell to a four-month low falling by 9.7% in December 2020 compared with down 7.3% in November 2020 and 5.4% in December 2019. Fall in production could indicate waning pent-up demand and normalising of operations in the infrastructure space.

Cement demand is closely linked to the overall economic growth, particularly of the housing and infrastructure sector.

Increasing demand from affordable housing and construction work for other government infrastructure projects like roads, metros, airports, irrigation etc. are demand drivers which support cement demand.

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