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27/03/2018 07:31 AST
Raysut Cement Company, the regional leader and largest producer of cement in Oman, recently inaugurated its new state of the art fully automatic packing machine.
The new packer, installed by a leading European equipment manufacturer, now doubles the packing capacity of Raysut Cement's Salalah plant which has a clinker capacity of three million tonnes per year three million tonnes per year. This additional capacity will enable an additional one million tonne per year bagged cement supply into Raysut Cement's export markets of Yemen, Somalia and East Africa. The total investment for this expansion was OMR1.5 million.
Raysut Cement Company distinguishes itself from other cement producers in the region by the variety and quality of its products and customer-focused marketing and logistics.
The project was inaugurated by Joey Ghose, the CEO and a number of department managers and company staff at the company headquarters.
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