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Greece's Iraklis to invest more than €20 million

In the next three years, the Greek cement group Omilos Eterion Iraklis, part of the Switzerland-based group LafargeHolcim, will invest an amount of more than €20 million towards the implementation of its business plan initiatives, product innovations and its further growth within the Greek market.
April 25, 2016 Read time: 1 min

In the next three years, the Greek cement group Omilos Eterion Iraklis, part of the Switzerland-based group 8161 LafargeHolcim, will invest an amount of more than €20 million towards the implementation of its business plan initiatives, product innovations and its further growth within the Greek market.

Iraklis' plan is based on five main investments, which are the further expansion of its export business and the increase of its marine cement plant exploitation level; achieving a top operating level with ongoing improvements that add value; the establishment of the group's companies as the preferred partner for building and infrastructure through constant innovation and the promotion of new products and services; the transfer of LafargeHolcim's know-how and adoption of its best practices, and the commitment to create sustainable economic and environmental solutions.

Since 2011, Iraklis has completed investments of more than €45.1 million towards the improvement and further development of its competitiveness within the local market and the boost of its exports.

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