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Cemex Philippines opened its newest warehouse to meet the increasing demand for high-quality construction materials. Located in Barangay Pangao West, Ibaan, Batangas, the 1,500-square-meter facility aims to strengthen Cemex Philippines’ supply chain capabilities in the region.
Strategically located at the growth corridor of Batangas and Quezon, the newest facility will satisfy the requirement for strong and reliable cement for development projects in the area and nearby provinces. “We will be completing our Solid expansion project soon, and we will have the most efficient and sustainable cement production line in the Philippines. This warehouse is a great complement to our Luzon distribution network as it gives us a better position to address the increasing cement demand in the market,” Franco added.
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