Cementos Argos breaks production record

Published by Lucy Stewardson, Editorial Assistant
World Cement, Wednesday, 24 April 2019 09:34

Located in the Dominican Republic, the Najayo de Argos plant has achieved its highest production. The headquarters has an installed capacity of 542 000 tpy.

The company has stated that it has continued to consolidate its position as a leading multinational in the sector and in the countries in which it operates. On this occasion, its cement milling (located in San Cristóbal in the Dominican Republic) reached 50 194 tpm. This is the plant’s highest production after 20 years of operation.

Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/the-americas/24042019/cementos-argos-breaks-production-record/

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