The construction cost is put at EUR150m. The capacity is one million tonnes of cement a year. The project will be finalized in half a year after a feasibility study is completed. The company thinks it will not take long to recoup the investment, given a growing demand for cement in the Central Federal District. The company bought a plot in Liski District next to a lime and fine-dispersed chalk plant, now under construction.
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