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New cement plant for Lithuania postponed


From wire reports

VILNIUS - Akmenes Cementas (Akmene Cement), Lithuania’s only cement producer, said it might postpone construction of a new 300 million lita (87 million euro) plant. Sigitas Leminskas, Akmenes Cementas deputy CEO, was quoted in a specialized publication, Cementininku Zinios, saying that the construction was likely to be postponed since more time was needed on design specifications. “We need to know the parameters, the weight and other data of new installations before we sign a contract with ...

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