Ruston builds crushed stone plant in Karachay-Cherkess Republic

Ruston builds a crushed stone plant in Urupsky district of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic (North Caucasus). The plant is designed to produce 2.183 million tonnes of crushed serpentinite rock (some 900,000tonnes/year on average). The plant is scheduled for launch in March 2016. Over 130 new job positions will be created. The project is supposed to make up for the heavy deficiency of hard and extra-hard crushed stone in the republic. Some 30% of the decorative crushed stone market will be covered. Stage 1
March 3, 2014 Read time: 1 min

Ruston builds a crushed stone plant in Urupsky district of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic (North Caucasus). The plant is designed to produce 2.183 million tonnes of crushed serpentinite rock (some 900,000tonnes/year on average).

The plant is scheduled for launch in March 2016. Over 130 new job positions will be created. The project is supposed to make up for the heavy deficiency of hard and extra-hard crushed stone in the republic. Some 30% of the decorative crushed stone market will be covered. Stage 1 of the crushing and sorting complex has already been launched.

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