FYM-HeidelbergCement suspends clinker production at Málaga cement plant

Written by Global Cement staff 18 March 2022

Spain: FYM-HeidelbergCement’s Málaga cement plant has temporarily ceased to produce clinker due to high electricity costs. The La Razón newspaper has reported that the effects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine have made clinker production economically unfeasible at the plant.

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