Hungary: Cembrit starts trial run of upgraded plant

In Hungary, the Danish-owned building materials producer Cembrit has completed the modernisation of its plant in Nyergesujfalu. The trial run has been launched. Investment costs totalled HUF 7 billion (€22.31 million), and the facility has a capacity to produce 35,000tonnes of fibre-cement tiles/year. In 2013, the company earned HUF 472 million in revenue and it suspended production in 2014 due to the modernisation. Its revenue is expected to jump to HUF 10 billion as a result of the development
August 25, 2015 Read time: 1 min

In Hungary, the Danish-owned building materials producer Cembrit has completed the modernisation of its plant in Nyergesujfalu.

The trial run has been launched.

Investment costs totalled HUF 7 billion (€22.31 million), and the facility has a capacity to produce 35,000tonnes of fibre-cement tiles/year.

In 2013, the company earned HUF 472 million in revenue and it suspended production in 2014 due to the modernisation.

Its revenue is expected to jump to HUF 10 billion as a result of the development.

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