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Uzbekistan: Czech Republic-based PSP Engineering will build the Jizzakh cement plant for local company Jizzakh Avantage Plus, with an investment of US$183m, according to Forbes Czech Republic. The turnkey project is scheduled for completion at the start of 2028.

The plant will have a production capacity of 1Mt/yr, covering about 5% of Uzbekistan’s annual cement output once operational. Turkish company SanDeks is participating as a strategic partner, while selected Czech companies will contribute to the supply chain. The project is reportedly financed by an international investment fund. Jaroslav Koutňák, technical director and board member of PSP Engineering, said the Jizzakh Avantage Plus plant represents the company’s largest project in Central Asia and the Middle East.

Uzbekistan: JV Pro Euro Cement has announced the start of construction of an integrated cement plant in Namangan Region. Trend News Agency has reported that Czech Republic-based PSP Engineering will oversee procurement, construction and installation of the plant, with the support of Netherlands-based Arona International. The plant’s scheduled completion date is in mid-2023.

Nigeria: Abia Cement, Russian-based Drobmash and Energomotor and Czech-based PSP Engineering signed a memorandum of understanding for construction of a 2.0Mt/yr integrated cement plant in Abia province at the first Russia-Africa Summit on 2 November 2019. The latter companies will supply equipment to the development, while Abia cement will receive an export loan from Russia’s Roseximbank.