Soceram

Romanian construction materials producer Soceram announced a EUR 30 million investment in a new factory in Gorj County, likely in Târgu-Cărbuneşti, to produce autoclaved concrete blocks (BCA).

Soceram is preparing to start construction of another AAC factory with higher capacity in Targu Carbunesti, Gorj county, Romania.

Romanian construction materials manufacturer Soceram completed a 20 million euro investment in a new autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) factory in Cordun, Neamt county. The facility has a capacity of 450,000 cubic meters per year and will start exporting to Moldova and Ukraine in early 2021.

Construction materials producer Soceram SA is building a new BCA (autoclaved aerated concrete) plant in Cordun, Neamț County, Romania, with an investment of €20 million and a capacity of 300,000 m³/year, expandable to 450,000 m³/year. The plant is 90% complete and expected to start operations in April 2020.

Soceram is investing EUR 20 million in a new BCA (autoclaved aerated concrete) factory in Cordun, Neamt County, Romania, with a capacity of 750 m3/day, expandable to 1250 m3/day, creating 150 jobs.