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Khyber Cement rolls out Darwinbox HR platform

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
October 22, 2025
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Srinagar, Oct 21: In line with its continued journey of growth and transformation, Khyber Cement has implemented Darwinbox, an advanced Human Resource Management System designed to simplify workflows, enhance transparency, and strengthen employee engagement across all levels.
Over the past few years, Khyber Cement has been investing significantly to modernise its operations, strengthen its infrastructure, and align itself with global best practices. The introduction of Darwinbox marks another major milestone in this journey, reflecting the company’s commitment to combining operational excellence with a peoplefirst approach and building an organisation that is truly future ready.
Trusted by several Fortune 500 companies, Darwinbox represents an advanced, techdriven and datadriven HR platform. By adopting this globally recognised system, Khyber Cement brings worldclass standards of efficiency and employee experience to Jammu and Kashmir, reaffirming its belief that empowered teams drive sustainable success.
Riaz Tramboo, Director Operations, said, “Our employees are the backbone of Khyber Cement. This initiative is about creating an environment where every individual feels valued, connected and enabled to bring their best to work every day.”
Umar Tramboo, Director Corporate and Strategy, added, “Integrating Darwinbox is part of our broader vision to evolve as a modern, technologydriven and peoplefirst organisation. We are continuously upgrading our systems and investing in innovation that keeps Khyber Cement future ready.”
Ahtisham Imtiyaz, Group Head HR, stated, “Darwinbox will unify the entire employee lifecycle from onboarding to performance and growth, enhancing accessibility, decisionmaking and engagement across the organisation.”
With this step, Khyber Cement reinforces its position as a digitally empowered and futureready industry leader, staying true to its ‘Dil Se Banao’ philosophy, where every effort from production to people development is driven by sincerity, innovation and purpose.

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