Aircrete

New AAC facility in Argentina

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Front row, from left to right: Ricardo Griot, owner and president Pecam S.A., Iván Brajkovic, owner and president Brayco S.A., Jop van Boggelen, owner and CEO Aircrete Group N.V., Daniel van Maanen, partner and CFO Aircrete Group N.V. Back row, from left to right: Iván Bergallo, head of development Pecam S.A. and Mariano Brajkovic, owner and director Brayco S.A.

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Together with leading regional construction and development companies, Aircrete is developing a USD 20 million (EUR 18 million) AAC block and panel plant with an initial capacity of 120,000 m^³ in San Lorenzo, Santa Fe, near the city of Rosario (Figure: Aircrete)

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After commissioning the largest autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) plant of Latin America in Mexico last year, Aircrete Group announces that it will build and invest in a new state-of-the-art AAC facility in Argentina.

Together with leading regional construction and development companies Grupo Brayco and Pecam, Aircrete is developing a USD 20 million (EUR 18 million) AAC block and panel plant with an initial capacity of 120,000 m^³ in San Lorenzo, Santa Fe, near the city of Rosario. The products will be marketed under the Brimax brand.