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Ramco re-brands itself through 'Hard Worker'

The New Indian Express Thrissur

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August 20, 2025

In an attempt to re-brand itself in the construction chemical industry, Ramco Cements on Tuesday announced a new product “Hard Worker” in Chennai.

- ENS ECONOMIC BUREAU @Chennai

IN an attempt to re-brand itself in the construction chemical industry, Ramco Cements on Tuesday announced a new product "Hard Worker" in Chennai. The company aims to provide "right products for right application".

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