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JK Cement Hosts Retailers Meet in Srinagar

JK Cement Hosts Retailers Meet in Srinagar

JK Cement Limited, one of India’s leading manufacturers of grey cement, organised its first Retailers Meet in Srinagar on 4 November 2025 to celebrate the outstanding performance of its retail partners in the Kashmir region for the month of October 2025. The event aimed to appreciate retailers who achieved and exceeded their business targets and to strengthen the growing partnership between JK Cement and its channel network.

On this occasion, top-performing retailers were felicitated and rewarded with gifts including bikes, iPhones, and other incentives as a token of appreciation for their dedication and trust.

Feroz Ahmed Shah, State Head – Sales & Marketing, addressed the gathering and thanked all retailers for their continued support. He emphasised the importance of healthy communication, teamwork, and ethical business practices in achieving sustainable growth.

JK Cement Hosts Retailers Meet in Srinagar

Shahid Hamid Mir, State Head – Customer Technical Services (CTS), was also present and briefed the retailers about the range of technical services offered by JK Cement and their importance in ensuring quality, customer satisfaction, and long-term trust.

JK Cement, which recently launched its operations in Jammu & Kashmir through its new manufacturing unit in Srinagar, reaffirmed its commitment to expanding its presence and supporting local partners in building a stronger market together.

Filed Under: Latest News Published on November 4, 2025

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