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Shree Cement Ltd Stock News (19 Dec 2025): SHREECEM Under Pressure on Chhattisgarh Lockout; Analyst Targets, Results and Expansion Plan

Shree Cement Ltd Stock News (19 Dec 2025): SHREECEM Under Pressure on Chhattisgarh Lockout; Analyst Targets, Results and Expansion Plan

Shree Cement declared a lockout at its Baloda Bazar, Chhattisgarh plant effective December 18, citing non-cooperation of workmen. Shares fell about 1% on December 19, trading near ₹25,500. The disruption could halt around 10,000 tonnes of daily cement production. The affected plant is part of Shree Cement’s recent capacity expansion.
19 December 2025
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