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JK Cement Saifco Celebrates One Year of Growth in Kashmir

JK Cement Saifco Celebrates One Year of Growth in Kashmir

The company celebrated its inaugural year with local distributors and top executives in Srinagar. Since launching, the cement supplier has rapidly expanded its footprint across J&K and Ladakh, dispatching over 15,000 trucks.

SRINAGAR: JK Cement Saifco Private Limited marked its first anniversary of operations in the Kashmir valley this week, celebrating a major logistical milestone with the dispatch of over 15,000 trucks since its initial launch on August 13, 2025.

The anniversary event, hosted in Srinagar, brought together the company’s leading distributors, top retailers, and senior corporate officials. According to executives, the dispatch milestone reflects the brand’s rapid market penetration and the growing consumer acceptance of JK Super Cement across both the Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh regions over the past 12 months.

Since its debut, the cement manufacturer has focused aggressively on building a robust, reliable network of channel partners to solidify its footprint in the regional construction market. Piyush Kumar, CEO of JK Cement Saifco Private Limited, presided over the anniversary gathering as the chief guest.

JK Cement Saifco Celebrates One Year of Growth in Kashmir

Addressing the attendees, Feroz Shah, State Head of Sales and Marketing, detailed the company’s regional journey. He highlighted key operational achievements from the inaugural year and shared strategic blueprints for future market expansion, emphasizing the critical role that local retail partners have played in the company’s early success.

The commemorative event was also attended by Technical Head Shahid Khan and State Head of Customer Technical Services (CTS) Shahid Hamid Mir, alongside other senior staff members. The gathering served a dual purpose: recognizing the ongoing support of local business partners and reaffirming the brand’s long-term commitment to supplying infrastructure development across the territory.

Company officials summarized the milestone with a clear look toward the future, stating: “One year of growth, 15,000-plus trucks dispatched, and a stronger foundation for the journey ahead.”

Filed Under: J&K, Latest News Published on August 13, 2026

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