Chememan Market Share Analysis for May 2026

What are Chememan’s products? Limestone Limestone is mined at the Group’s quarries, which contain more than 95% calcium carbonate. Limestone can be used as a raw material in many industries. Its physical appearance is a white solid that can be crushed into various sizes according to customer requirements. Quicklime Quicklime is produced by heating chemical limestone in kilns at temperatures above 800°C. It has a high calcium oxide (CaO) content with low impurities, making it highly alkaline and cost-efficient. Quicklime is a white solid and comes in various sizes to meet customer needs. Hydrated Lime Hydrated lime is made by adding water to quicklime through a hydrator. It is a fine white powder with a texture similar to flour, and is used in many industrial applications What are the differences between lime and cement? Lime is an essential chemical product derived from calcining chemical-grade limestone using natural fuels. It can be used in various applications, such as pH adjustment, purification, and as a raw material in producing construction products and cement. On the other hand, cement is produced from the mixture of limestone and clay, followed by fine grinding. It is primarily used as a binding material in construction, particularly in concrete that requires high strength and fast setting. What industries use Chememan’s limestone and lime products? Limestone is used in the Animal Feed and Agriculture and Glass and Bottle industries. Meanwhile, Lime is used in the Pulp and Paper, Sugar, Bioplastics, Animal Feed and Agriculture, and the Fiberglass industries. In addition, industries such as Iron and Steel, Pulp and Paper, Chemical and Petrochemical, Construction and Construction Materials, and Flue Gas, Waste and Water Treatment use both limestone and lime in their production processes. What types of fuel are used in the calcination of limestone, and how do different fuels affect the q