Ukraine: Eurocement to change production technology

According to Vitaly Gorgolyuk, CEO of Eurocement Ukraine, the company will change the concrete production technology from wet to dry. The enterprise is negotiating this project with a Belgian company, and it is reported that it may be implemented in three years. Construction of a new processing line is planned, with investments amounting to €218.32 million (US$250 million). In 2015, the company in the Kharkov region plans to keep its concrete production volume as of 2014 when it totalled 1.25 mill

June 1, 2015 Read time: 1 min

According to Vitaly Gorgolyuk, CEO of 3704 Eurocement Ukraine, the company will change the concrete production technology from wet to dry.

The enterprise is negotiating this project with a Belgian company, and it is reported that it may be implemented in three years.

Construction of a new processing line is planned, with investments amounting to €218.32 million (US$250 million).

In 2015, the company in the Kharkov region plans to keep its concrete production volume as of 2014 when it totalled 1.25 million tonnes.

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