The Manila Times

Eagle Cement inks supply deal with EEI

- ANGELICA BALLESTERO­S

EAGLE Cement Corp. announced on Monday it has sealed an EEI Corp. to supply cement for its projects amid increased constructi­on activity in the property sector and with an infrastruc­ture boom under way driven by the government’s “Build, Build, Build” program.

“This contract is another feather in our cap,” Eagle Chief Operat Manny Teng said.

“EEI is among the biggest players in the infrastruc­ture industry is testament to the quality of our products and service,” he added.

Eagle is currently exclusivel­y supplying two landmark EEI projects—the P37.4 billion Metro Manila Skyway Stage 3 and the P62.7 billion MRT-7.

“EEI needs a supplier like Eagle that can provide cement that meets [our] standards in terms of quality and quantity. With the upcoming line-up of projects for EEI, [we] believe Eagle’s soon-to-be-expanded capacity will be of great asset to [our] business,” EEI Vice President and Chief Procuremen­t Officer Edwin Constantin­o said.

“With the excellent experience we’ve had with Eagle Cement, along with the expansion of their capacity, they will be able to provide companies like us with cement that matches the scale and requiremen­ts of our projects. Eagle’s cement meets the required strength that we need to be able to build our projects successful­ly,” he added.

Eagle is expected to expand its capacity in early 2018 with the completion of its third production line in Bulacan. The new line will bring Eagle’s capacity to up to 7.1 million metric tons per year.

Eagle Cement is a newly-listed magnate Ramon Ang.

 ?? PHOTO FROM EAGLE CEMENT ?? Eagle Cement and EEI Corp. ink partnershi­p. (From left) Ed Uy, Eagle Vice president for sales and marketing; Manny Teng, chief operating officer and general manager; Roberto Jose Castillo, EEI president and chief executive officer; and Edwin...
PHOTO FROM EAGLE CEMENT Eagle Cement and EEI Corp. ink partnershi­p. (From left) Ed Uy, Eagle Vice president for sales and marketing; Manny Teng, chief operating officer and general manager; Roberto Jose Castillo, EEI president and chief executive officer; and Edwin...

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