Croatian Dalmacijacement to invest EUR5.1m by end-2008
Croatian cement producer Dalmacijacement, part of Cemex, will invest EUR5.1m (US$6.9m) in its cement plant in Sveti Juraj by the end of 2008.
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Croatian cement producer Dalmacijacement, part of Cemex, will invest EUR5.1m (US$6.9m) in its cement plant in Sveti Juraj by the end of 2008.
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