Productivity boost for KMT

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Kribi Multipurpose Terminal (KMT), the ICTSI operation in Cameroon, has seen a significant increase in its productivity. Since January, KMT has handled 21 dry bulk vessels along with roughly 600,000t of raw materials including clinker, gypsum, limestone and petcoke, for use in cement production.

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