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Ramco Industries Limited is part of the $1 billion Ramco Group with interests in Cement, Dry Wall & Ceiling products, Roofing products, Cotton yarn, Surgical cotton and Computer Software.

With many plants across South Asia and lots of strong partner network, the company is one of the leading building materials manufacturers in South Asia and has been at the forefront of innovation answering perplexing challenges with definitive solutions.

The company’s first plant to manufacture roofing sheets was set up at Arakkonam, Tamil Nadu in 1967. Apart from the Arakkonam plant, the company operates eight modern plants manufacturing high quality fibre cement roofing sheets in India today: Gangaikondan - Tamil Nadu, Karur - Karnataka, Maksi - Madhya Pradesh, Silvassa - UT of Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Kharagpur - West Bengal, Vijayawada - Andhra Pradesh, Anjar - Gujarat, Bihiya - Bihar. The present aggregate capacity for Fibre Cement Sheets manufacture in India is over lakhs of tons per annum.

The company introduced the Ramco Hilux Calcium Silicate Board, a versatile building material, using technology from the A & A Corporation, Japan. These boards are rapidly replacing conventional building materials such as Gypsum boards, Plywood & Plaster of Paris across the international markets by virtue of their sheer versatility. Several landmark and iconic structures that have stood the test of time bear the Hilux stamp of excellence, signifying stronger, safer and aesthetically appealing buildings. Ramco Hilux boards and tiles are manufactured at the world class plant at Keshwana, Rajasthan.

Business area of the company

The company is engaged in manufacture of Fiber Cement (FC) sheets and Calcium Silicate Boards (CSBs). The company’s segments are building products, textiles and power generation from wind mills. The company caters mainly to the domestic markets. The company is also engaged in sale of surplus electricity generated from its windmills after meeting its captive requirements.

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