The deal was cleared by the local antitrust body.
“We are convinced this transactions will help us cater to the market’s real needs and we’ll be able to contribute to the sustainable development of Iasi,” said Horia Adrian, CEO of Holcim Romania.
The two stations will be added to ClicBeton.ro, the first online platform allowing constructors or individuals to purchase concrete online and offering delivery within a 60-km radius from the concrete stations.
Holcim has two cement plants in Romania, in Campulung and Alesd, a grinding station, 17 environment-friendly concrete mixing stations, three aggregate stations, two special adhesives stations and three cement terminals in Bucharest, Turda and Roman.
The company has around 800 employees in Romania.
Holcim Romania is a member of LafargeHolcim group, created following the merger of Lafarge and Holcim in 2015.