Cement
Shree Cement
Bagged cement from Shree Cement Limited, the maker that put the name Bangur across its sacks at the start of 2024.
- Cement
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- Own delivery, 34 blocks
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Shree Cement reaches the Saharsa godown as bagged cement, and Jay Shree Infra sends it out to Saharsa, Supaul and Madhepura by the bag and by the tonne. The exact bag name has never been confirmed with the maker, so ring with the name you have been asked for and you will hear what is standing against it.
The maker is Shree Cement Limited, and at the start of 2024 it made Bangur the master brand over its whole range, so the word across the front of a sack today can be either one. Its list carries seven cement names, and behind them it publishes four cement types: OPC, PPC, PSC and composite cement. What else stands on the cement rack is set out one page up.
On the pack
Bag, tonne, and bulk where a project takes it
This bag is bagged cement, sold by the bag or by the tonne, with bulk written in for project supply where that is offered. The cement type, the BIS marking, the net weight and the date of manufacture are all on the sack, and each one is read off it on the call.
Kis kaam me lagta hai
Buyers here range from a man putting up one floor at a time to a road contractor running a bigger job.
Bangur names each bag for the work on its own product pages: Bangur Magna is listed against high strength slabs, columns and foundations, and Bangur Shree Jungrodhak against plastering, brickwork and flooring. Which bag your pour takes is settled on the drawing or with your engineer. Sariya for the same pour, and the tar and cover blocks off the accessories rack, load on the same vehicle.
Shree on the paper, Bangur on the sack
Both words point at Shree Cement Limited, which made Bangur its master brand at the start of 2024 and put its whole range under it. The older word never left the bags either: one of the seven names is Bangur Shree Jungrodhak.
Where the two names cost money is on paper. A tender's approved make list, the drawing and the printed sack all have to carry words that agree with each other, since the bill follows the name on the sack. Read out what your paper says before the order goes in.
The type and the standard are printed, never published
Bangur's product pages name each bag and list the work it is meant for, and they carry no cement type, no IS number and no bag weight. Shree publishes its four types at company level only, so the map from a bag name to a cement type sits on the maker's website in no form at all. That leaves the sack, where the type is marked with the IS number beside it. Ask for it to be read out before a vehicle is loaded.
Counted in bori, quoted on the call
A house pour here goes out in bori and a bigger job in tonnes of them. Cement moves with the truck, so ring +91 6202 967 218 with the count and the village and today's rate comes back on the same call.
Brand
Whose cement this is
One name here, and it belongs to the maker. Shree Cement Limited makes it, and Bangur is the brand it prints today.
Which of the maker's bag names is standing here in a given week is counted on the call, because not every name is in on a given day. What this shop is to this maker is written out on the Shree Cement brand page.
Sources
What Shree and Bangur publish themselves
Four pages on the maker's own two domains, read on 16 August 2026. Every name, date, cement type and application above comes off one of them.
- Shree Cement's business page, with the four cement types it makes and its bagged and bulker packingShree Cement Limited
- The company's announcement making Bangur its master brand, dated 4 January 2024Shree Cement Limited
- Bangur Magna's product page, listed against slabs, columns and foundationsShree Cement Limited
- Bangur Shree Jungrodhak's product page, listed against plastering, brickwork and flooringShree Cement Limited
Questions
Bori uthane se pehle ke sawal
Chhat ki dhalai ke liye Bangur apni list me kaun sa naam rakhta hai?
Bangur Magna. Its product page on the maker's own site lists it against high strength slabs, columns and foundations. Which name is standing here on the morning you ring is the call.
Bori me hi milega ya bulker se loose cement bhi aata hai?
Bori, and tonnes of bori. Shree publishes both formats of its own, bagged cement and loose cement in bulkers. Bulk here runs through project supply where it is offered, so put a bulker on the call as a question before counting on it.
Tender me approved make Shree Cement likha hai, bill par Bangur aa jaye to?
Settle it before the order goes in. One company is behind both words, because Shree Cement Limited made Bangur its master brand at the start of 2024. Read the approved make list out on the call and you will be told what the bill will carry.
PSC ya composite cement wali bori ghar ke kaam me chalegi?
Your drawing answers that, or your engineer does, and this shop will not fix a cement type for your pour. Shree publishes four of them, OPC, PPC, PSC and composite cement, and which one is inside a sack is marked on the sack. Bring the type off the drawing to the call.
Bori ka weight aur banne ki tarikh site par kyun nahi likhi hai?
Both the bag weight and the packing date are printed on the sack itself, not on Bangur's product pages. We will read them out to you before a vehicle is loaded.
Contact
Tell us which word your paper carries
The make on a tender paper, the name on a drawing, or the word across a sack already lying at the site: whichever of those you have, read it out. Shree and Bangur both stop at one maker, and it is the bag name after them that the bill has to be able to print.
Shop hours: All 7 days, 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM