Pavlovskgranit ships nearly 5 million tonnes

In the first half of 2011, Russian company Pavlovskgranit shipped 4, 915, 000tonnes of aggregates. In August, the flow of truck traffic from its facilities reached 50% for the first time in ten years and equalled railway traffic. Earlier aggregates shipments by truck made up between 37-40% of shipments. Earlier this year the company completed installation of a new crushing and screening plant to produce 5 to 2mm aggregate products to meet the higher demand for this grade of material. It also unveiled plans

March 26, 2012 Read time: 1 min

In the first half of 2011, Russian company 3672 Pavlovskgranit shipped 4,915,000tonnes of aggregates.

In August, the flow of truck traffic from its facilities reached 50% for the first time in ten years and equalled railway traffic. Earlier aggregates shipments by truck made up between 37-40% of shipments.

Earlier this year the company completed installation of a new crushing and screening plant to produce 5 to 2mm aggregate products to meet the higher demand for this grade of material.

It also unveiled plans to upgrade other parts of the operation to increase output by 1200tonnes a year through investment of €24.8million by 2016.

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