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May 26, 2023
Heroic Concrete and Concrete Products breaks ground on $6.4m plant in GB
A new $6.4m concrete manufacturing plant, the first to be operated by a Grand Bahama woman, will be fully operational by January 1, 2024.
Ground broken for new Freeport concrete plant
May 30, 2023
Ground broken for new Freeport concrete plant
President and CEO of FowlCo Maritime and Project Services Glennett Fowler and her team officially turned the soil last week for the $6.4 million Heroic Concrete and Concrete Products (HCCP) plant, which is expected to be fully operational in the first quarter of 2024.
Heroic Concrete Breaks Ground For $6.4M Plant
May 26, 2023
Heroic Concrete Breaks Ground For $6.4M Plant
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS - Grand Bahama getting an economic boost Thursday as the Heroic Concrete and Concrete Products broke ground on a new facility.
July 03, 2019
Sterling's Hurricane Hole project receives first pour of concrete
Sterling Global Financial's $250 million Sterling Hurricane Hole development received its first pour of concrete yesterday, marking the start to phase one of the development. A press release on yesterday's activities revealed that 75 percent of the retail space at Sterling has already been leased, [...]
July 02, 2019
BahamasLocal.com views Sterling's Hurricane Hole Development 1st Concrete Pour
Under a blazing hot sun in the dust of a construction site, Acting Prime Minister K Peter Turnquest was on hand as a truck unleased its first load of concrete on a $250 million mixed use development...
April 30, 2018
DPM: Data points to concrete signs of economic recovery
The country's most recent economic data by the Department of Statistics points to a Bahamian economy that is on the mend, Deputy Prime Minster and Minister of Finance Peter Turnquest said in a press statement released yesterday, adding that indicators point to rising confidence in [...]
October 11, 2010
Former Freeport Concrete head starts new business with son
By JAMMAL SMITH
Guardian Business Reporter
jammal@nasguard.com
The former chief executive officer of Freeport Concrete is exploring new business ventures. Raymond Simpson Sr. has partnered with his son to open a new building supplies business catering to the Grand Bahama market.
Freeport Building Supplies has opened its doors and is the newest retail outlet of its kind. The business will target l...
October 11, 2010
Former Freeport Concrete head starts new business with son
By JAMMAL SMITH
Guardian Business Reporter
jammal@nasguard.com
The former chief executive officer of Freeport Concrete is exploring new business ventures. Raymond Simpson Sr. has partnered with his son to open a new building supplies business catering to the Grand Bahama market.
Freeport Building Supplies has opened its doors and is the newest retail outlet of its kind. The business will target lo...
Minnis demands 'concrete plans' during budget debate
June 07, 2016
Minnis demands 'concrete plans' during budget debate
Free National Movement (FNM) Leader Dr. Hubert Minnis yesterday cited comments from Foreign Affairs Minister Fred Mitchell to lash the government for what he called an "election year budget" which "offers the same costly goodies that won't answer the cries of people".
Former Freeport Concrete CEO is back in business
September 08, 2010
Former Freeport Concrete CEO is back in business
* Teams up with son to open building supplies business from firm's former Home Centre premises, which is owned by Freeport
Concrete chair Babak
* Set to employ 12-14
persons and sell from 25,00 square foot space alongside Butler's Food World
By NEIL HARTNELL
Tribune Business Editor
Former Freeport Concrete chief executive Raymond Simpson and his son are going back into business in the Home C...
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