What we do Kakatiya Cement Sugar & Industries Ltd manufactures and sells Portland cement, sugar, and power in India, focusing primarily on Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. |
Founded in 1,979 |
Market share Key regional player in cement and sugar with significant presence in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh markets. |
Problem solved Provides critical infrastructure materials and energy solutions, supporting regional construction and agriculture sectors. |
Top clients or who we serve Serves construction companies, farmers, power distributors mainly in South India (B2B and B2C). |
Key management P Veeraiah (Chairman and Managing Director), Dr. P. Anuradha (CEO), M Bhavani Dattu (CFO). |
Our journey and innovations Started as 200 tpd cement plant in 1979; expanded to 600 tpd and diversified into sugar and power generation with 17 MW co-generation plant. |
Where we operate Operations concentrated in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, India. |
Top products or what we offer Portland cement, refined sugar, and bagasse-based cogeneration power. |
Top brands Kakatiya Cement is well-recognized in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh markets; recognized for regional brand loyalty. |
Raw materials needed Limestone for cement; sugarcane for sugar; bagasse for power generation. |
Raw materials supplier Local farmers (sugarcane), mining suppliers (limestone). |
Recurring vs cyclical contribution Revenue cyclical due to seasonal sugarcane availability and cement industry fluctuations. |
Our industry position Regional leader with robust dealer network; faces competition from major cement and sugar companies. |
Financial highlights FY 2024-25 revenue ₹89.22 crore; net loss ₹13.31 crore driven by weak cement and sugar divisions. |
Geographical revenue split 100% revenue from India, primarily Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. |
Order book - |
Whats driving growth Market demand in construction and agriculture; government policies affecting sugarcane cultivation and power sector. |
Our future plans Target cement production increase to 2.75 lakh MT; managing sugar division challenges and seeking better power agreements. |
Our green promise Plants saplings to maintain green belts; bagasse-based power to use renewable energy. |
Our people and values 439 permanent employees committed to quality and operational efficiency. |
Key challenges ahead Decline in sugarcane supply, non-renewal of power purchase agreements, rising input costs, regulatory hurdles. |
Interesting facts Cement capacity operated at 125% licensed capacity historically; diversified into power from sugarcane by-products. |
Risks and strategy Risk from agricultural patterns and policy changes; strategy includes diversification and operational efficiency improvements. |
