The project involves investments for US$30m and will have an output capacity of 600,000tpa. According to the DIA, the project aims to “supply the country’s increasing demand for cement”. The company is also building a plant in Puerto Montt, which should start operations in 2007, with investments for US$20m.
Armed groups force closure of Libyan cement plants
Several state-owned cement plants in Libya have reportedly been forced to close, along with t he...