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Cimpor -
Cimentos de
Portugal is the
largest Portuguese cement group,
operating in
eleven countries - Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Brazil, Tunisia, Turkey...
- the
Votorantim Cimentos acquired 21.2% of the
Portuguese cement company Cimpor. In 2012 the
company sold this
stake and
acquired cement-related ****ets...
- such as
innovative fig, orange,
almond and carob-based products,
cement (
CIMPOR has a
major cement plant in Loulé) and
construction are the main industries...
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founded by the
families of António
Champalimaud (Banco
Pinto &
Sotto Mayor,
Cimpor), José
Manuel de
Mello (CUF –
Companhia União Fabril,
Banco Totta & Açores)...
- António
Champalimaud (Banco
Totta & Açores,
Banco Pinto &
Sotto Mayor, Secil,
Cimpor), José
Manuel de
Mello (Companhia União Fabril), Américo
Amorim (Corticeira...
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plantations of pine tree. The food,
construction and
cement industries (
CIMPOR has a
major cement plant in Loulé) are the main
economic activities of the...
- and fish industries.
Until the turn of the 21st century, a
factory of the
CIMPOR Group was
installed in the Mon**** Cape (Cabo Mon****). The
seaport and...
- in cork production;
Conservas Ramirez, the
oldest canned food producer;
Cimpor, one of the world's 10th
largest producers of cement; EDP Renováveis, the...
- 2009 P D Churchill's Port Wine
making Port wine
Porto 1981 Port wine P A
Cimpor Industrials Building materials &
fixtures Lisbon 1976 Cement,
owned by Mover...
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February 2010). "Camargo
Correa to Buy $1.3
Billion Stake in Portugal's
Cimpor". WSJ. "Dirce
Navarro De Camargo". Forbes.
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