1,158,969
OPD patients treated across the three hospitals since 2012
Progress with purpose
Priya Cement supports communities around its operations in Suryapet, Kurnool and Nellore through the Pragnya Priya Foundation, with programmes focused on healthcare, education and community development.
4,218
Patients treated through speciality medical camps
2,627
Students enrolled across three schools in 2026-27, with a 100% pass percentage across all three schools since 2011
Rs 3.4
CSR spend in FY 2023
Where our community investment goes
Healthcare
Three NABH certified free primary hospitals in Ramapuram, Kurnool and Nellore serve communities around Priya Cement's plants. Together, they provide clinical services, laboratory, pharmacy, X-ray, ECG, ambulance and observation facilities through a combined team of 63 medical and non-medical professionals.
Education
Three schools operate under the Pragnya Priya Foundation: Priya Educational Academy in Ramapuram, Priya Cement High School in Kurnool and Nellore Chandra Reddy High School. Together, they have 2,627 students and 111 teaching staff in 2026-27. All three schools achieve 100% Grade X pass results. Classrooms are equipped with 75-inch interactive flat panels and AI-enabled-learning content.
Community development
Priya Cement supports local infrastructure, drinking water access, skill development and rural development. Drinking water reaches five villages, benefiting 644 families. The Govardhan Goshala at both plant campuses maintains approximately 283 cattle and converts organic waste into natural farming inputs.
The Pragnya Priya Foundation
Pragnya Priya Foundation is a private non-profit organisation incorporated in 2012 and registered under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013, and Sections 12AA and 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
"All humans deserve equal rights and opportunities in life."
The Foundation works to improve the lives of underprivileged families in remote areas of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana through education and primary healthcare.
Its community work has grown alongside Priya Cement's operations, from the establishment of Priya Educational Academy in Ramapuram in 1987 to healthcare initiatives launched in 2012 and the expansion of community programmes across Nellore and other surrounding areas.
What we have built around our plants
Pragnya Priya Free Primary Hospital, Ramapuram
Established in 2012, this NABH certified free hospital serves the community around Unit I. It provides clinical, laboratory, pharmacy, X-ray, ECG, ambulance and observation services.
Pragnya Priya Free Primary Hospital, Kurnool
Operational since 2012, this NABH certified free primary hospital serves the Unit II community. Over 5,22,204 OPD patients have been treated since opening.
Lakshmidevamma Free Hospital, Nellore
Operational since 2018, this NABH certified free primary hospital serves the Nellore community. Over 1,26,325 OPD patients have been treated since opening.
Priya Educational Academy, Ramapuram
Established in 1987, the school provides English-medium education from LKG to Grade X. It has consistently achieved 100% Grade X results. Student strength: 771 in 2026-27.
Priya Cement High School, Kurnool
Established in 2006, the school serves students from LKG to Grade X and has achieved 100% Grade X results since inception. Student strength: 921 in 2026-27.
Nellore Chandra Reddy High School, Nellore
The school serves students from LKG to Grade X and has achieved 100% Grade X results every year since 2019-20. Student strength: 935 in 2026-27.
Drinking water supply, five villages
Clean drinking water is supplied to Revoor, Ramapuram, Revuru, Kuchupudi and Buggamadhavaram, benefiting 644 families in the Suryapet region.
Govardhan Goshala
Established in 2021, the goshala maintains approximately 283 cattle across Unit I and Unit II. Organic waste is converted into natural farming inputs through the Dravajeevamurtham and Ghana Jeevamurtham programmes, supporting soil health across the plant campuses.
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Energy Conservation (Encon) Projects
Both Priya Cement plants run active employee-led energy conservation programmes. Teams across production, mechanical, electrical and process functions identify and implement energy-saving improvements at the operational level, contributing to the plant's overall environmental performance and reducing its impact on surrounding communities.
