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Home News Fayat Group commissions asphalt plant at Sanand, India

Fayat Group commissions asphalt plant at Sanand, India

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January 18, 2016
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France-based Fayat Group has commissioned its first asphalt mixing plant at Sanand near Ahmedabad in India. The €16 million (US$17.48 million) plant will have the capacity of 25 to 30 plants/ year in the first phase. In the coming four to five years, the company hopes to expand its installed capacity to 70-75 plants/year.

France-based Fayat Group has commissioned its first asphalt mixing plant at Sanand near Ahmedabad in India.

The €16 million (US$17.48 million) plant will have the capacity of 25 to 30 plants/ year in the first phase. In the coming four to five years, the company hopes to expand its installed capacity to 70-75 plants/year.

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