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Pacific Lime and Cement Advances Commissioning of Concrete Batch Plant at Papua New Guinea Lime Project

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-- Pacific Lime and Cement (ASX:PLA) said the installation of the concrete batch plant at its Central lime project in Papua New Guinea was completed, with commissioning ongoing, supporting the ramp-up of concrete production, according to a Thursday Australian bourse filing.

The project progressed from bulk earthworks into civil, foundation, and structural works during the March quarter.

On-site crushing and screening is now operational. It also began laying kiln foundations, with reinforcement and formwork installed and concrete pours scheduled for late April.

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