Aquacast International Press Release

Manx registered company Aquacast International Ltd specialises in the new innovative idea of flood and Sea defence solutions, have signed a major partnership deal agreement with CEMEX UK who is one of the largest precast companies in the world.

CEMEX UK is a leading supplier of cement products. Founded in 1906, CEMEX has grown from a small local player into one of the top global companies in the world. Following a number of successful acquisitions, CEMEX now has more than 40,000 employees worldwide and an annual turnover of around US $15 billion. More about CEMEX UK.

Aquacast International's W design block, was invented and developed on the IOM,it is currently used by the IOM Manx Utility in Island water Reservoirs.

CEMEX UK will commence production of the W blocks in January 2016 at their Westland factory based in Scotland; the anticipated production capacity will be min the region of 6000 W blocks per day.

CEMEX UK has already received a strong interest in the W blocks from UK Environmental Agency and UK water utility companies.

CEMEX UK and Aquacast International, have recently exhibited the W Blocks at Flood Expo ,London Excel on the 14 &15th of October 2015.

Aquacast Manx invented W design blocks, has attracted considerable tender interest from UK local authorities for combating floods and sea defence walls.

Z Alkahzrajie Aquacast International Managing Director, Mark Norton, CEMEX National Major Projects Manager and Mr Barrie March, CEMEX Materials Commercial and Development Manager (Building Products) ,Have met with Manx utility and department of infrastructure in Jun this year ,the meeting was
held to discuss potential application of Manx invented W design blocks in the development of Douglas promenade and island sea defences.

Attach simulated photo Aquacast Manx invented method V and W design interlocking concrete blocks, and a simulation Photo of Douglas Promenade Sea wall using the interlocking W design concrete blocks.

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