In a landmark collaboration, KPN Cement Lanka, in partnership with Taiheiyo Cement Corporation Japan—a global leader in innovative cement technologies—proudly announces the launch of Sri Lanka’s first Japanese Fly Ash Cement. This revolutionary product, branded as TAISHI Cement, merges cutting-edge Japanese engineering with sustainable manufacturing practices, setting a new benchmark for eco-friendly, high-performance construction in Sri Lanka.
With over a century of expertise in cement production, Taiheiyo Cement Corporation introduces its world-class fly ash cement technology to Sri Lanka, bolstering the nation’s infrastructure development while championing environmentally responsible construction. This innovation is poised to revolutionize the construction industry by delivering durable, cost-effective, and eco-conscious solutions.
Shinji Fukami, Vice President and Director of Global Business Division, Taiheiyo Cement Corporation Japan, remarked; "We are honoured to collaborate with KPN Cement Lanka in introducing our advanced fly ash cement technology to Sri Lanka."
Thanveer Siddique, Director of KPN Cement Lanka, added; "This partnership heralds a new chapter for Sri Lanka’s construction sector. By combining Japanese innovation with local expertise, we are delivering a product that meets the highest quality and environmental standards, driving sustainable urban growth."
The groundbreaking TAISHI Cement will be available for large-scale infrastructure projects, real estate developments, and government initiatives starting June 2025. Additionally, KPN Cement Lanka and Taiheiyo Cement Japan will jointly spearhead awareness programs to promote sustainable construction practices across the country.
Frm Left; Takuya Ono (Concrete Technology Manager – Taiheiyo Singapore), Takayuki Hayakawa (Senior Manager – Taiheiyo Cement Corp),
Thanveer Siddique (Director – KPN Cement Lanka), and Samar Gurung (Head of Trading – Aastar Trading / KPN Corp).
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