Somany Ceramics Ltd, along with Madhav Institute of Technology and Science in Gwalior, has developed an innovative effort called "Transforming Broken Tiles into Trendsetting Style". This initiative allowed 17 architecture students to transform leftover tiles into stunning murals, promoting sustainability and creative reuse in building.
SOMANY Ceramics collaborates with Sushant University on tile recycling initiative
SOMANY Ceramics and Sushant University cooperate to recycle broken tiles into art, promoting sustainability and design innovation.
Regency Ceramics acquires Segno Ceramics to increase manufacturing capacity
Through the takeover of Segno Ceramics in Bapatla, Andhra Pradesh, Regency Ceramics aims to strengthen its market position and promote regional economic growth. Regency Ceramics, a market leader in ceramic manufacturing, and listed on the BSE and NSE, announces a planned acquisition of Segno Ceramics Private Limited, based in Baptala, Andhra Pradesh. Through this noteworthy […]
RAK Ceramics opens experience centre in Bengaluru
RAK Ceramics, a global ceramics company, has opened its cutting-edge, 8500-square-foot Experience Centre in Bengaluru, making it one of the largest locations in Karnataka.
