New Asphalt Plant

Published: 9 November 2009 y., Monday

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On October 30, the French-capital company “Eurovia Lietuva” opened a new asphalt plant near the capital city Vilnius. The company invested EUR 3.5 million into the new factory which is located near the old manufacturing facility to be closed soon.

According to company’s officials, the new plant will produce twice as much as the old one. The old factory produces 160 t per hour, whereas the new one will produce 320 t.

The new “Eurovia Lietuva” plant will significantly increase the production capacity, as well as will perform the eco-friendly manufacture of a higher-quality production.

Šaltinis: www.lda.lt
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