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Economy April 5, 2017 | 1:58 pm

Dominican Republic’s biggest cement maker unveils US$8.5M line to boost output(Update)

Santo Domingo.- "In the next two years we will be expanding our solar power generation plant, modifying and expanding our crude mill, thus making modifications to include additions with a total investment of $1.65 billion pesos," said Carlos E. Gonzalez, who added that the plant complex accounts for 650 direct jobs. File.-Dominican Republic's biggest cement maker -Cemex Dominicana- on Wednesda... Read more

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