Argentina’s cement production in February 2025 reached 0.74 Mt, a 9% increase from the previous year, with exports up by 64% and domestic consumption rising by 8%, although imports fell by 76%.
In February 2025, Argentina’s cement production reached 0.74 million tons (Mt), marking a 9% increase from 0.68 Mt in February 2024, as reported by the Asociación de Fabricantes de Cemento Portland. Exports during this period rose significantly to 8,855 tons, a 64% increase compared to 5,384 tons in the same month the previous year.
The domestic consumption of cement also displayed positive growth; it stood at 0.73 Mt, reflecting an 8% rise from 0.68 Mt in February 2024. However, imports saw a significant decline, contributing only 212 tons, which is a steep 76% decrease from 919 tons in February 2024.
These figures indicate a robust recovery in the Argentine cement sector, with production and domestic consumption on the rise while imports continue to diminish.
In summary, February 2025 demonstrated a significant improvement in Argentina’s cement production, with a 9% increase compared to the previous year. Exports surged by 64%, and domestic consumption rose by 8%. However, the drastic fall in imports underscores a shift in the market dynamics within the cement industry.
Original Source: www.globalcement.com
