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Ahlia Cement Company launches open tender for renovation, operation and product marketing for its lime factory

Ahlia looking for a renewable ten year JV contract

bySami Zaptia
June 6, 2022
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Libya’s state Al-Ahlia Cement Company is offering a tender to restart its lime (whitewash) factory in the Souq Al-Khamis complex.

The company explained that the planned restart of its lime factory will be on a Joint Venture (JV) basis in accordance with the Libyan Investment Law number 10 of 2010 and its executive regulations.

The tender is for the renovation, operation and the marketing of the lime factory output for a renewable ten-year period. Al-Ahlia has invited interested parties to arrange for a site visit and collect the specifications sheet.

The deadline for receiving tenders is 14 July 2022.

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