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Pacific Lime And Cement

Crux Investor Index
6
i
Market Cap (USD)
146410000
Symbol
ASX:PLA
Stage of development
Development
Primary COMMODITY
Lime
Additional commodities
Mineral Sands
Cement
Iron

Pacific Lime And Cement Company Overview

Pacific Lime & Cement (PLC) is a Papua New Guinea-based company focused on developing the country’s lime and cement industries. Its aim is to provide locally produced, affordable building materials to reduce reliance on imports and support infrastructure development. By building capacity in these sectors, the company seeks to contribute to economic growth and help lower the overall cost of construction in Papua New Guinea.

The company’s strategy emphasizes partnerships with the Government of Papua New Guinea, landowners, and local communities. PLC’s projects extend beyond raw material extraction to include infrastructure, downstream manufacturing, and renewable energy initiatives. Through this approach, the company positions itself as both an industrial operator and a participant in broader national development.

PLC also places attention on sustainability and long-term value creation. Its plans include supporting renewable energy, environmental restoration, and community development alongside industrial operations. By integrating these priorities into its business model, PLC seeks to align commercial outcomes with wider social and environmental objectives in Papua New Guinea and the Asia-Pacific region.

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