Sika’s new mortars plant in Greece

The Swiss company Sika, a chemicals specialist, has recently opened a new mortars manufacturing complex, which has a capacity for 20,000tonnes/year, and is located in Kryoneri, Greece. Sika already operates a concrete admixture plant in Thessaloniki, while the new plant is aimed at expanding its mortar business within the local market. Additionally, the new plant will be equipped with a modern laboratory and a new concrete admixtures logistics hub, which will cater the southern part of the country.
January 13, 2016 Read time: 1 min

The Swiss company Sika, a chemicals specialist, has recently opened a new mortars manufacturing complex, which has a capacity for 20,000tonnes/year, and is located in Kryoneri, Greece.

Sika already operates a concrete admixture plant in Thessaloniki, while the new plant is aimed at expanding its mortar business within the local market.

Additionally, the new plant will be equipped with a modern laboratory and a new concrete admixtures logistics hub, which will cater the southern part of the country.

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