Cemex provides concrete for southern dyke of Le Havre port, France

As part of the reparation of the southern dyke of the Port of Le Havre, the Mexican building materials giant Cemex will be providing C40 XS3 - Dmax20 concrete, which is resistant to pressure.
December 21, 2015 Read time: 1 min

As part of the reparation of the southern dyke of the Port of Le Havre, the Mexican building materials giant 643 Cemex will be providing C40 XS3 - Dmax20 concrete, which is resistant to pressure.

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