The volume of cement transported by Indian railways increased 26 per cent YoY in the September-December quarter to 35.5Mt, according to the Ministry of Railways. This also represented a 35 per cent growth compared to the 2QFY20-21.
The rise in cement freight has been attributed to a seasonal improvement in construction activity across the country.
However, freight costs rose six per cent YoY and three per cent QoQ, according to a report by JM Financial.

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