India’s Bhavya Cements' to build new cement mill

India-based Bhavya Cements' proposal to build a US$60.02 million (INR 3.65 billion) cement grinding unit has been green lighted by the State Level Single Window Clearance Authority. The Dhenkanal district administration is looking for a suitable site for the facility following an approach by Odisha Industrial Infrastructure Development (Idco). The planned three million tonne/year mill is likely to be set up on a 60-acre plot.
September 12, 2014 Read time: 1 min

India-based Bhavya Cements' proposal to build a US$60.02 million (INR 3.65 billion) cement grinding unit has been green lighted by the State Level Single Window Clearance Authority. The Dhenkanal district administration is looking for a suitable site for the facility following an approach by Odisha Industrial Infrastructure Development (Idco). The planned three million tonne/year mill is likely to be set up on a 60-acre plot.

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