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Cement shortages in Colorado could be alleviated if a Mexican cement manufacturer decides to invest $200 million to build a new plant in Pueblo. The Pueblo plant would produce about one- tons of cement a year, which would make it Colorado?EUR??,,????'???s second-largest cement plant.
The Pueblo cement plant has been discussed since 1998 and has all of the necessary building and air-quality permits. The company is finalizing assessments of electricity supplies, material suppliers and contractor customers.
In 2004, GCC had sales of $348 million and has cement plants in the Mexican state of Chihuahua, New Mexico and South Dakota. They have already spent more than $22 million on site preparation related to the Pueblo cement plant.
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