China Construction and Lafarge sign strategic deal

In Guangzhou, China, a strategic agreement has been signed between China Construction Fourth Engineering Division (China Construction) and Lafarge Shui On Cement (Lafarge). It is said that the collaboration will help lower the operating costs and improve business process efficienies of both companies. Cooperative principles such as flexible credit payments, supply security and purchasing priority were confirmed under the deal.
November 21, 2014 Read time: 1 min

In Guangzhou, China, a strategic agreement has been signed between China Construction Fourth Engineering Division (China Construction) and Lafarge Shui On Cement (725 Lafarge).

It is said that the collaboration will help lower the operating costs and improve business process efficienies of both companies.

Cooperative principles such as flexible credit payments, supply security and purchasing priority were confirmed under the deal.

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