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Romanian construction manufacturer enters the domestic market
A major Romanian construction company, CEMACON (part of Pavăl Holding), which employs 400 people and has a history of more than 50 years, is coming to Hungary, according to a statement sent to this newspaper. The company's main profile is brick manufacturing and distribution.
"The Hungarian market is key to our growth in the region. Our factory in Bihor is only an hour away from Debrecen, so we have all the possibilities to serve our Hungarian partners with short delivery times, high quality products and competitive logistics"
- said Daniel Șologon, CEO of CEMACON.
The company will make its Hungarian market debut at the Construma 2025, held in Budapest, Hungary, from 9-13 April. At the event, visitors will be able to see the company's wide range of products designed for energy-efficient construction projects in line with European standards.
CEMACON wants to grow into a regional company
In a statement, the company underlines its commitment to green technology and industrial innovation, adding that it operates seven production lines in three industrial facilities in Romania, with a fourth under development. The company was recently again awarded a joint prize by the EBRD, Deloitte and Banca Transilvania as one of the best managed companies.
CEMACON is undergoing a complete transformation to become a regional industrial group focused on diversification, decarbonisation and long-term partnerships
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