Myanmar plans to develop cement plant construction projects nationwide

2007-10-16 00:00:00
< P > < FONT face = Verdana > In order to promote the development of Myanmar's construction industry, Myanmar is expanding and building new cement plants, and plans to build at least one cement plant in each state and province. At present, all States and provinces have begun to look for limestone mines needed to build cement plants. At present, there are 3 private cement plants and 4 state-owned cement plants in Myanmar. Asia World Co., Htoo Trading Co., YCDC, Myanmar Xiangwang Cement Plant, Max Myanmar Co. And the First Ministry of Industry are planning to build a new cement plant in Kyaukse. It is reported that a large number of limestone mines have been found in Rakhine State and plans are being made to invite tenders from private enterprises to build new cement plants.

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