Holcim Philippines Inc., one of the leading cement producers in the country, said it resumed the operations of its facilities in La Union, Bulacan, Manila, Batangas and Davao following the easing of quarantine restrictions.
Holcim said in a disclosure to the stock exchange it restarted manufacturing and logistics operations with stronger health and safety controls in all its sites nationwide after pausing cement production in compliance with government quarantine measures against COVID-19.
The cement firm’s plant in Lugait, Misamis Oriental remained operational during the ECQ to support customers and construction activity in North Mindanao.
Holcim Philippines president and chief executive John Stull said the company completed health and safety controls against COVID-19 to protect its people and partners at its sites. “We are ready to continue supporting our partners nationwide as they build important structures and contribute to reinvigorating the economy,” Stull said.
