Cementos Argos SA 2015 Integrated Report
The report highlights Cementos Argos's performance in 2015, marking a decade of internationalization with 62% of revenue generated outside Colombia. The company achieved record financial results, including a 36% increase in revenue to COP 7.9 trillion and a 57% growth in EBITDA to COP 1.52 trillion. Key operational milestones included completing the Rioclaro plant expansion in Colombia and installing a new vertical mill at the Harleyville plant in the United States. Additionally, the company was recognized as the second most sustainable cement company globally by the Dow Jones Sustainability Index and became the first Colombian company to receive the Equipares gender equality seal.
Company: Cementos Argos SA
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Colombia
Year: 2015
Type: Integrated Report
Pages: 147
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Cementos Argos SA
Integrated Report
The report highlights Cementos Argos's performance in 2015, marking a decade of internationalization with 62% of revenue generated outside Colombia. The company achieved record financial results, including a 36% increase in revenue to COP 7.9 trillion and a 57% growth in EBITDA to COP 1.52 trillion. Key operational milestones included completing the Rioclaro plant expansion in Colombia and installing a new vertical mill at the Harleyville plant in the United States. Additionally, the company was recognized as the second most sustainable cement company globally by the Dow Jones Sustainability Index and became the first Colombian company to receive the Equipares gender equality seal.
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Report Year
2015
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2015 - Dec 31, 2015
Fiscal Year
2015
Type
Integrated Report
Language
English
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