Kamdhenu strengthens the presence of its Brand 'Kamdhenu Colour Max Sheet’ in West Bengal
Kolkata: Kamdhenu Limited, India’s largest manufacturer and seller of branded TMT Bars in retail, announced its plans to strengthen the presence of its brand 'Kamdhenu Colour Max Sheet' in West Bengal.

The company aims to cater the growing demand for color coated sheets in the state and increase its production capacity of Colour coated sheets to 2000 MTPA and 3000MTPA in the next one year under its brand 'Kamdhenu Colour Max'.
Elaborating on the company’s business plans, Sunil Agarwal, Director, Kamdhenu Ltd. said, “We are observing a consistent economic growth in the State, and the housing and infrastructure sector are experiencing a surge in demand for premium steel products. We are focused towards catering to this growth trajectory and have aligned ourselves towards increasing the production capacity of high quality color coated sheets in the region.”
“Conforming to international standards, ‘Kamdhenu Colour Max’ provides aesthetic solutions for roofing and cladding in residential and industrial projects. These lightweight sheets are easy to install, speeding up the construction work at any project. To ensure customization as per customers requirement, ‘Kamdhenu Colour Max’ range also offers allied accessories such as rain water system, rain gutter, crimping curve, self-drilling screw, etc,” he further added.
Kamdhenu Colour Max’ is a pre-painted product offering wide spectrum of appealing colors for selection.
A unique coating on the multiple layers of high-quality steel alloy enables ‘Kamdhenu Colour Max’ to resist cracking and peeling, even during extreme weather conditions and heavy construction operations.
This not only makes these sheets completely rust-free and waterproof but also keeps the interior cool in summer and warm in winter creating an insulating effect.
This eco-friendly product befits the green building concept minimizing the carbon foot print of the building. Kamdhenu has utilized its strong expertise and strong technical know-how of steel manufacturing from choosing the finest raw material to deploy the best technology and processes to deliver best-in-class quality product. The product has under gone stringent quality checks and ensures high performance in all-weather conditions.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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