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Bitumen plant in Khabarovsk for sale In Khabarovsk's Krasnoplotsky district, a bitumen plant was sold for 55 million rubles. Production has already begun: the new owner will be able to immediately produce bitumen products: there are smelting plants, 216 ton tanks, a substation (680 kW), treatment facilities and other infrastructure. About 50% of the space is free and can be used for expansion or repurposing. The new owner will have to solve key problems: provide raw materials, build distribution channels and take into account logistics costs. Imported bitumen is more expensive and harder in local conditions (with frequent freeze-thaw cycles): it must be heated to 110°C to drain.

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Bitumen plant in Khabarovsk for sale In Khabarovsk's Krasnoplotsky district, a bitumen plant was sold for 55 million rubles. Production has already begun: the new owner will be able to immediately produce bitumen products: there are smelting plants, 216 ton tanks, a substation (680 kW), treatment facilities and other infrastructure. About 50% of the space is free and can be used for expansion or repurposing. The new owner will have to solve key problems: provide raw materials, build distribution channels and take into account logistics costs. Imported bitumen is more expensive and harder in local conditions (with frequent freeze-thaw cycles): it must be heated to 110°C to drain.

Bitumen plant in Khabarovsk for sale In Khabarovsk's Krasnoplotsky district, a bitumen plant was sold for 55 million rubles. Production has already begun: the new owner will be able to immediately produce bitumen products: there are smelting plants, 216 ton tanks, a substation (680 kW), treatment facilities and other infrastructure. About 50% of the space is free and can be used for expansion or repurposing. The new owner will have to solve key problems: provide raw materials, build distribution channels and take into account logistics costs. Imported bitumen is more expensive and harder in local conditions (with frequent freeze-thaw cycles): it must be heated to 110°C to drain.

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