Argentina’s cement production in February 2025 reached 0.74 Mt, a 9% increase from February 2024. Exports grew by 64% to 8,855 tons, while domestic consumption rose by 8% to 0.73 Mt. Imports fell significantly by 76% to 212 tons.
In February 2025, Argentina’s cement production increased to 0.74 million tons (Mt), marking a 9% growth compared to 0.68 Mt in February 2024, as reported by the Asociación de Fabricantes de Cemento Portland. Exports were a significant contributor, rising to 8,855 tons from 5,384 tons in the previous year, indicating a remarkable 64% increase.
Domestic consumption of cement also experienced a rise, reaching 0.73 Mt, which represents an 8% increase from 0.68 Mt reported in February 2024. Notably, this surge in consumption occurred alongside a substantial decrease in imports, which fell to 212 tons, a decline of 76% from 919 tons in February 2024.
Overall, the cement industry in Argentina reflects a robust growth trajectory in both production and domestic usage, driven significantly by exports, notwithstanding a stark reduction in import levels.
The cement production statistics for Argentina in February 2025 reveal a positive trend, with a 9% increase in total production compared to the previous year. Exports have notably surged by 64%, while domestic consumption saw an 8% rise. The substantial drop in imports indicates a stronger reliance on domestic production, enhancing the industry’s self-sufficiency.
Original Source: www.globalcement.com
