[Original] Cemex Helps Build "Great Britain"

   Over the past year and a half, Cemex has been an integral part of important infrastructure projects in the UK. From the construction of airport terminals to the renovation of London's 150-year-old sewage treatment system to the construction of remote onshore energy plants, Cemex is affecting the quality of life of the British people all the time.

   "Cemex is focused on markets with long-term profitable growth and is a responsible corporate citizen," said Fernando A. Gonzalez, group CEO. "We are pleased to be able to bring tangible benefits to all stakeholders by working closely with them. To help improve and enhance the quality of life of the British people.

   Cemex is involved in the construction of the new Terminal 2 at London Heathrow (London Heathrow International Airport), also known as the Queen's Terminal (the Queen's Terminal), which is one of the world's most sustainable airport terminals. Because the special ready-mixed concrete selected by Cemex for this building can help reduce the carbon footprint of the building, reduce the risk of early thermal cracking, and thus prolong the life cycle of the building.

   More than 8 million Londoners will also benefit from Cemex's recent involvement in the construction of the Lee Tunnel sewer system, which pioneered the modernization of London's sewer system. This is the deepest sewer system in London, which can stop 16 million tons of sewage from flowing into the Lee River every year. The special ready-mixed concrete required for the sewer was finally made by Cemex after 29 days of uninterrupted pouring, breaking the record of the longest continuous sliding and pouring time in Europe.

   Cemex is also involved in the construction of a multi-million dollar onshore gas plant in the Dehland Islands. This is a specially designed mobile natural gas plant that mitigates the effects of adverse weather conditions and transports the necessary raw materials to remote locations by road, rail and sea.

& emsp; & emsp; "a strong infrastructure system is important for our safety, health and quality of life.". A strong infrastructure system requires well-built roads, railways and airports, "said Jes Jesús Gonz González, president of Cemex UK," We use high-quality products and solid expertise to help shape a good built environment, which in turn can promote economic development. So as to provide employment opportunities for more people.