CEM 21 invests at Oudalle

CEM 21, a cement company created by a former executive of Calcia, is investing in a cement plant at Oudalle, in the port zone of Le Havre in Seine-Maritime, northern France. The €3million investment will include a clinker grinder with a capacity of around 500,000tonnes per year. The plant should be operational by end 2012, with cement production of between 600,000 and 700,000 tonnes.
April 2, 2012 Read time: 1 min

CEM 21, a cement company created by a former executive of Calcia, is investing in a cement plant at Oudalle, in the port zone of Le Havre in Seine-Maritime, northern France.

The €3million investment will include a clinker grinder with a capacity of around 500,000tonnes per year. The plant should be operational by end 2012, with cement production of between 600,000 and 700,000 tonnes.

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