Founded in 1969, Birla Shakti is one of the global leaders in cement technology. Besides being a leading supplier of cement and aggregates, we also offer consulting, research, trading, engineering and other services to complement our customers’ business needs. Our headquarters is in India and we have production sites in several parts of the country.
Under the cement division of Kesoram Industries Limited, Birla Shakti manufactures and sells cement. We are widely recognised for our quality, strength and technology, which has enabled us to build strong working relationships and gain the trust of our customers and builders. As a mark of our quality management best practices, we have been certified an ISO 9001 company.
Birla Shakti has two cement manufacturing plants located at Sedam, Karnataka (Vasavadatta Cement) and Basantnagar, Telangana (Kesoram Cement). Our cement business has been in operation for over 50 years, catering to the regional demands predominantly in Karnataka, Telangana and Maharashtra. Our Plants are strategically located near our leased limestone deposits in the states of Karnataka and Telangana. Presently we have a combined total installed capacity of 10.75 Million Tons Per Annum.
Create long-term value for our stakeholders through passionate commitment to excellence, by being customer focused, bringing total employee involvement, disciplined and innovative management process to drive sustained competitive advantage
To be the acclaimed leader in Cement business, by being the preferred choice of our stakeholders for best-in-class products & energy efficient solutions
Each of our milestones reflected in the timeline is a reflection of our passion, dedication and persistence in Total Productivity Maintenance (TPM). And in this short period of time, we at Kesoram Cement and Vasavadatta Cement have grown from strength to strength – emerging as leaders of the cement industry.
Cement is a binder that’s used to produce concrete. There are various types of cement for use in different applications. The properties of cement can also be varied through additives. Find out more about how we make our cement.
MINING, STACKING AND GRINDING
CLINKERISATION
CLINKER GRINDING AND CEMENT PACKING
These are our most popular and comprehensive range of top-quality building materials for the various applications needed.
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BIRLA SUPER PLASTSpecial building material for Plaster application |
Birla ConQUereteA special cement for concrete applications. |
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BIRLA SHAKTI OPC 53 |
BIRLA SHAKTI OPC 43 |
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We are constantly finding innovative ways to improve our cement production process to better deliver solutions and products. The reason is simple: we believe in creating value and addressing our clients’ needs in today’s ever-changing business climate. Our goal is to be the industry leader in innovation and technology, and contribute to building livable urban landscapes.
Special emphasis is placed on Research & Development facilities to reduce thermal, electrical energy and overall CO2 emissions. Each division of Birla Shakti has a well-equipped, advanced R&D department to pursue product and process improvements related to that division, as well as monitor thermal and electrical energy efficiency. Each R&D department is staffed with around 20 highly qualified researchers.
The key to sustaining economic growth lies in our belief, where we value our employees and their families, the environment we do business in, our esteemed customers, as well as the local communities we are surrounded by. We are convinced that social progress should be shared and enjoyed by all that KIL Cement Division is connected to. Learn more about how we are making this a reality.
At Birla Shakti, we are constantly exploring new technologies and initiatives to conserve the environment we work and live in. Being a responsible managed firm, we aspire to exceed market expectations across all sustainability issues and go beyond legal compliance to proactively reduce our environmental impacts.
Our plant generates both hazardous and non-hazardous waste during the manufacturing of cement. Major waste include used oil, used battery, MS scrap, PP burst bags, alumina fire brick, overburden in mine, etc.
However, we make constant efforts to recycle and reuse the waste generated out of our own operations and waste generated by other industries like pharma. Only waste that cannot be utilised effectively is being disposed off.
In managing our waste output, we are also utilising waste generated in other industries as alternative fuel for our manufacturing plants. We have a tie-up with the government of Goa to procure waste which will be used as alternate fuel input.
Concurrently, we are the first in India to install Hot Disc technology to help utilise and manage waste. Presently, we recycle and reuse Plastic waste, Carbon black powder, PU and upper cutting waste, shredded tyres /rubber chips, Municipal solid waste.
Co-processing in cement kiln perforce provides high temperature and long residence condition during the operation and is an effective technology for the management of hazardous waste in an environmentally friendly and safe manner.
It fully absorbs the energy and material value of the waste without any harmful emissions. Co-processing in cement kiln ranks higher in the waste management hierarchy as compared to other disposal options such as incineration and landfill.
Unlike incineration and landfill, co- processing does not leave behind any residue that might have harmful impact on the environment. Thus, co-processing is an ecologically sustainable solution for waste management.
Fresh water is a scarce resource and its alarming depletion in Gulbarga and Basant Naagr has led to our increased focus on effective water management through conservation, reduction in leakage or wastage and recycling & reuse.
We strive to spread awareness on conserving water in our operations and families of employees, by implementing a number of water harvesting and recycling and reuse projects, so as to minimise the consumption of fresh water.
Furthermore, the sump developed in the mine pit is utilised for storage of rain water for later use in the process during lean period. The amount of rainwater collected depends on the rainfall, as well as the catchment area, where the water will be diverted to the mine pit (Sump).
For this purpose, garland drains are cut around the quarry on the higher profile of the land to channel rainwater from the catchment area. This water is then directed to the mine pit by opening the drain at desirable places. The mine sump has been developed to a capacity of 40,00,000 m3.
We meet almost all our water requirements from ground water sources. However, we have also implemented initiatives for replenishing ground water through our water harvesting structures built at various locations within the plant premises, as well as in the vicinity of the manufacturing facilities.
This enables us to ensure minimal impact on ground water. Our effort in this segment has made drinkable water available to local people and community.
To create a sustainable environment for our business and the community, we have designated a green belt development site at our plants for afforestation. So far, a total of 14,91,807 samplings have been planted and harvested.
Currently, the total area for afforestation at our plants is 860 acres within the plant, mine and colony premises. Our efforts in driving environmental conservation projects such as this reinforce our philosophy of sustainable development and caring for the community.
Underpinning life at Company is the Division Vision – our statement of the company culture, which both informs and describes our behaviour. Development activities revolve around the under-privileged community that lives in the immediate vicinity of our cement plants.
The range of our activities begins with extending educational and medical facilities and goes on to cover vocational guidance and supporting employment-oriented and income-generation projects like agriculture, animal husbandry, cottage industries by developing local skills, using local raw materials and helping create marketing outlets. These are the key areas that we endeavour to make a difference in.
We take pride in providing various forms of medical assistance to our employees and their families, as well as to those living in surrounding villages.
Each factory has a medical centre with full-fledged doctors and the latest basic equipment. Mobile medical services are provided in the vicinity and regular medical camps are held to eradicate diseases, offer medical help, treatment and preventive care.
We foster learning and knowledge through formal schools. Education is imparted not only to children of employees but also to children from rural areas, who do not have access to any medium of information or education.
Our schools maintain high standards and are open to other children of the vicinity. These schools are often the preferred centres of learning in the district and adjoining areas. Our goal is to give everyone a chance at having an education.
We are encouraging the development of human capital by expanding human capabilities through skills development and vocational training, as well as by promoting excellence in indentified cultural fields. To achieve our objective, there is a dedicated training and development team that operates solely on such development intiatives.
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| BMW 2023 Annual Return (Form-4) | BMW Mar 2024 | Fly Ash Utilization Mar 24 | EC Compliance Cement Plant Apr 23 to Sep 23 | Mines EC Compliance Apr 23 Sep 23 | Form-V (BNR & TKPL Mines) 2022-23 | Cement Plant and CPP Form-V 2022-23 | EC - Thakkallapalli Mines | EC - Basantnagar Mines | EC - Cement Plant |
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| Air Emission Report October-2024 | All EC Apr-2024 to Sep-24 | BMW Oct 2024 | Environment Statement Form-V (Mines) FY-2023-24 | Environment Statement Form-V (Plant) FY-2023-24 | Annual Implementation of Fly Ash Report FY 2023-24 | BMW Annual Returns Form-IV FY 2023-24 | Hazardous waste Form-4 FY 2023-24 | EC Compliance Mines Oct 22-Mar 23 | Environment Clearance Cement Plant 16-May-2007 | Environment Clearance Mines 04-Apr-2007 |
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| Air Emission Report May - 2023 | BMW May 2023 | Envi Statement of Mines for FY 2022-23 | Envi Statement 2022-23 | BMW Annual Returns FY-2022 | All EC Compliance Oct to Mar 23 | Bio Medical Waste Report Sep-2022 |
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