Russia: GITG to build autoclaved aerated concrete plant

The GITG company is to build an autoclaved aerated concrete plant in the Klin City region of Moscow. It will be built on a land plot with an area of more than 65,000m² some 88km from the Leningrad highway. The plant with a total area of 26,700m² will include a manufacturing building, a boiler house, storage facilities (including outdoor ones), wastewater treatment facilities, a transformer substation, a backup diesel power supply. The project cost is estimated at RUB 335 million (€4.99 million/US$
December 8, 2014 Read time: 1 min

The GITG company is to build an autoclaved aerated concrete plant in the Klin City region of Moscow.

It will be built on a land plot with an area of more than 65,000m² some 88km from the Leningrad highway.

The plant with a total area of 26,700m² will include a manufacturing building, a boiler house, storage facilities (including outdoor ones), wastewater treatment facilities, a transformer substation, a backup diesel power supply.

The project cost is estimated at RUB 335 million (€4.99 million/US$ 6.17 million).

The new plant will employ, on preliminary estimates, at least 130 people.

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