Cement prices are expected to hold steady in July, with the monsoon and sluggish demand dampening prospects for significant hikes. While June saw a slight uptick due to delayed rains and quarter-end sales, dealers anticipate continued pricing pressure. Efforts to raise prices are likely aimed at defending current levels rather than substantial increases, as construction activity remains subdued.

Seasonal slowdown, labour shortages and rising fuel costs weigh on demand, pricing and near-term profitability of cement companies

Cement prices are expected to hold steady in July, with the monsoon and sluggish demand dampening prospects for significant hikes. While June saw a slight uptick due to delayed…

India's cement sector faces a subdued start to FY27, with extended heat and water scarcity dampening construction despite a delayed monsoon. Analysts anticipate a significant…