Cemex expands Port Tampa Bay aggregates terminal in $36 million project

  • CEMEX opened a $36 million expansion of its aggregates terminal at Port Tampa Bay, lifting capacity for inbound construction materials into the region.
  • Funding included a $29 million Cemex investment, supported by a $7 million Florida Department of Transportation grant.
  • New conveying system rated at 5,000 tons per hour from ship to storage; expected throughput about 1,500,000 tons annually, subject to shipping conditions.
  • Site becomes Cemex’s only Florida location combining an aggregate terminal, a cement terminal, a ready-mix concrete plant.


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