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TITAN Egypt inaugurates €10m export silos in Alexandria, ships first cement cargo to US
TITAN Egypt has inaugurated two new export silos at its Alexandria plant following a 10m investment aimed at expanding its export capabilities. The company also announced the departure of its first shipment of Type I/II cement to the United States, marking its entry into the US market. The inauguration ceremony was attended by Minister of [] The post TITAN Egypt inaugurates 10m export silos in Alexandria, ships first cement cargo to US first appeared on Dailynewsegypt.
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