Project Nishat goes live at Khyber Cement, marks major digital transformation
Srinagar, Jan 17: Khyber Cement on Saturday announced the successful go-live of Project Nishat, a company-wide digital transformation initiative that has migrated its core operations to SAP S/4HANA, marking a significant step towards adopting global enterprise standards.
The implementation represents a comprehensive overhaul of Khyber Cement’s business processes, enabling enhanced real-time visibility, seamless integration across functions and improved operational efficiency. The unified digital framework is expected to support organisational scalability and long-term growth by ensuring a single, integrated data environment.
Project Nishat was executed in close collaboration with Grant Thornton, with technical support from SAP Labs, combining global consulting expertise with advanced enterprise technology. The partnership ensured the deployment of a high-performance system tailored to Khyber Cement’s complex operational requirements.
Umar Tramboo, Director Corporate & Strategy, Khyber Cement, said the initiative holds regional significance and sets a new benchmark for J&K. He said the adoption of a platform trusted by leading global enterprises demonstrates that regional industry leaders can successfully deliver world-class digital transformation programmes.
Manzoor Ahmad Mir, Head of Commercials, Legal and Regulatory Affairs, said Project Nishat reflects the company’s drive towards global operational standards by replacing fragmented processes with a cohesive, data-driven system that empowers teams with a scalable platform.
Purshotam Singh, Chief Accounts, said the SAP S/4HANA framework has unified organisational intelligence and ensured that strategic decisions are supported by real-time insights aligned with global standards.
With Project Nishat now live, Khyber Cement said it will focus on continuous optimisation, leveraging SAP S/4HANA to remain future-ready, resilient and aligned with evolving global market expectations, while reinforcing its role in driving industrial modernisation in the region.
