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News Etihad Al Saqar orders cement plant from China Machinery Engineering

Etihad Al Saqar orders cement plant from China Machinery Engineering

Written by Global Cement staff 27 May 2019
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Iraq: Etihad Al Saqar has entered into a US$260m contract with China Machinery Engineering for a new cement plant. The unit will have a clinker production capacity of 6000t/day and will use a 52.2MW heavy fuel oil power plant, according to ET Net News. China Machinery Engineering, as the general contractor, will be responsible for the design, supply, civil engineering and construction, installation, training, commissioning, warranty and other works of the project. Construction is expected to last 30 months.

Last modified on 29 May 2019
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