LRI in Philippines to raised 2015 cement output

The output of cement is being raised by Lafarge Republic (LRI) in the Philippines. Later in 2015, operation at a cement mill will be started by the company in Norzagaray, and a cement mill with a capacity of 850,000tonne has been commissioned by LRI at the Teresa manufacturing facility during the first three months of 2015. It is reported that Renato C Sunico, president of LRI, said that the increased in output capacity will be able to enhance the market position of LRI. The units of LRI are Lloyds
June 8, 2015 Read time: 1 min

The output of cement is being raised by 725 Lafarge Republic (LRI) in the Philippines.

Later in 2015, operation at a cement mill will be started by the company in Norzagaray, and a cement mill with a capacity of 850,000tonne has been commissioned by LRI at the Teresa manufacturing facility during the first three months of 2015.

It is reported that Renato C Sunico, president of LRI, said that the increased in output capacity will be able to enhance the market position of LRI.

The units of LRI are Lloyds Richfield Industrial; FR Cement; Lafarge Mindanao; Lafarge Iligan, and Fortune Cement.

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