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Trades about 34% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1975 and based in New Delhi, India, J.K. Cement Limited is a leading producer and global supplier of cement and an extensive range of related building materials. The company's primary offerings feature various grey cement formulations, such as ordinary Portland, Portland Pozzolana, weather shield, and Portland slag, all marketed under its flagship JK Super Cement brand. Beyond these, J.K. Cement provides a selection of white cement-based putties, including JK Cement WallMaxX, JK Cement ShieldMaxX, and JKCement SmoothMaxX. For interior finishes, they offer gypsum plaster for walls and ceilings through their JK Cement GypsoMaxX brand, alongside their specialized white Portland cement, JK Cement WhiteMaxX. The company's portfolio extends to aesthetic solutions like PU wood finishes, branded JK Wood Amore, and a comprehensive suite of repair and maintenance products covering sealing, crack filling, jointing, and patching, available under the JKCement RepairMaxX label. Additionally, they manufacture white cement-based, polymer-modified, self-curing mortars known as JKCement LevelMaxX, and a variety of grey and white cement-based tile adhesives and grouts, sold as JKCement TileMaxX Adhesives & grouts.
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