Caleta merges business

Hormigones Caleta has announced that it is to streamline its concrete producing business in Spain by absorbing three of its subsidiaries into the main company. Under the plan, Hormigones Monduber, Hormigones Xuqer and Hormigones La Cala will be brought under the Hormigones Caleta name, taking the number of concrete plants operated by the company from five to 12.
March 30, 2012 Read time: 1 min

Hormigones Caleta has announced that it is to streamline its concrete producing business in Spain by absorbing three of its subsidiaries into the main company. Under the plan, Hormigones Monduber, Hormigones Xuqer and Hormigones La Cala will be brought under the Hormigones Caleta name, taking the number of concrete plants operated by the company from five to 12.

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