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The offer is valid from May 10 to July 10 or till the stock of gifts last. He said the customers across South are opting for construction solutions for their building requirements for their commercial as well as personal requirement. “We, therefore, introduced this offer for our Independent Home Builders to reward them for placing their trust in our offerings and for supporting us, as we strengthen our regional presence,” Aggarwal said.
Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited (DCBL) said on Tuesday that it has introduced ‘Every Home Happy,’ a special offer for clients in the southern region on all its retail ‘Dalmia Cement’ brands. Sunil Aggarwal, Regional Director (South), DCBL, told reporters here that customers who purchase Dalmia Cement will be eligible to win prizes such as a car, a motorcycle, a foreign trip, an LED TV, and e-vouchers.
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He said the DCBL had forayed into Karnataka through an investment of Rs 1,500 crore over the last few years by setting up a greenfield cement manufacturing plant in Belagavi. According to him, the investments have helped generate 3,000 direct and indirect employment opportunities across the State. He said the DCBL intends to increase its annual production capacity from the existing 35.9 million tonne to 100 million tonne by 2031.
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