Egypt’s Suez Cement spends US$52.40mn/year for four years

According to the Bruno Carre, managing director of Egypt-based Suez Cement, the cement manufacturer is spending US$ 52.40 million (€47.77million)/year for four years. In 2015, it is likely to convert two new facilities. It targets to raise its energy intake as well as production capacity by 15%. The company would not lodge a request to get a new cement licence.
June 4, 2015 Read time: 1 min

RSSAccording to the Bruno Carre, managing director of Egypt-based 7903 Suez Cement, the cement manufacturer is spending US$ 52.40 million (€47.77million)/year for four years.

In 2015, it is likely to convert two new facilities. It targets to raise its energy intake as well as production capacity by 15%.
The company would not lodge a request to get a new cement licence.

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