BCC plans to increase cement supplies to Russia

The holding company includes three cement plants.: JSC Belarusian Cement Plant (Kostyukovichi), JSC Krichevtsementnoshifer, JSC Krasnoselskstroymaterialy, which have over a dozen branches producing reinforced concrete, gas silicate blocks, lime, chalk, bricks, and more. In recent years, the holding's cement plants have been operating at full capacity.

After the closure of European markets, enterprises redirected supplies. The main sales market is Russia. New trading houses, logistics divisions within the management company have been created, rolling stock has been purchased, multimodal transportation has been organized, etc. The plans include the construction of a production and logistics complex in the Moscow region. It will include a terminal for receiving cement by rail with subsequent automobile shipment, plants for the production of dry building mixes, reinforced concrete products, ready-mixed concrete, an innovative complex for 3D printing of concrete, warehouses for gas silicate blocks and other materials.

"Taking into account the experience gained in the process of creating and developing our own distribution network, we have developed a strategy for entering the Russian market," said Alexander Dovgalo. The holding is also following this path in the Tver, Kursk, and Yaroslavl regions. In 2026 and beyond, one of the key areas of focus will be the delivery of cement for a significant infrastructure project, including the construction of the high-speed railway line between St. Petersburg and Moscow. The first deliveries are expected to begin in the second quarter. 

In 2025, cement production in the republic reached 5.49 million tons. "The holding is developing dynamically. We are constantly looking for new ways to meet customer needs, reduce the cost and improve product delivery methods," said Alexander Dovgalo.