Uzbekistan plant to be commissioned by the end of the year
According to reports, Surkhancementinvest, a subsidiary of Russia’s Oil and Gas Companies, will commission a 420 000 tpa plant in Uzbekistan by the end of the year. The US$47 million plant will ultimately export up to 60% of its production, in large part to Afghanistan, although domestic demand is on the rise.
Total capacity in Uzbekistan, spread across six plants, amounts to around 6.8 million t, while domestic demand is reported to be about 6 million t. Given this supply/demand balance, new capacity is being brought online, with production increasing by 33% so far this year.
Edited from various sources by Katherine Guenioui.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/europe-cis/22052013/uzbekistan_plant_ready_by_year_end_989/
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