Our Products

What we produce

Travertine Marble

Travertine marble is a sedimentary stone classified as a form of limestone with naturally occurring holes and troughs throughout the surface which result in porousness.

Brak Al-Shati Marble

Brak Al-Shati Libyan marble is a sedimentary limestone marble that is extracted from the quarries of Brak Al-Shati in southern Libya. It is also known for its high hardness and durability.

Silica Sand

Silica (SiO2) is the term used to describe a group of minerals composed of oxygen and silicon. Whilst it is the world’s second most abundant mineral, products containing at least 98% SiO2 are needed for industrial use.

Iron Oxide

Iron oxide (Fe2O3) powder is used as a pigment in coatings, polymers, glass and bricks. It is also used in cement production.

Kaolin

Exploration plan for the kaolin mineral deposit in the Libyan south, the initial results prove the high quality and reserve for Kaolin in Libya.

Gypsum

The company has a wide exploration plan for gypsum in Libya between Bir-Elghanam in the west and Benghazi in the east.

Calcium Carbonate

The company has plans to have a calcium carbonate production line to produce different qualities for the local and international market.

Bentonite

Bentonite is a soft aluminium phyllosilicate clay. Made up mainly of montmorillonite, bentonite is valued for its bonding, sealing, absorption and lubrication properties.

Basalt

Basalt has a long history in construction and architecture as pavers and dimension stone. Basalt was used as stadium seating and street pavers throughout the Roman Empire.

Salt

Salt production is one of the oldest chemical practices performed by man. Although salt is produced naturally when seawater evaporates.

Aggregates

Crushed aggregates provide needed bulk to concrete mixes to enable them to harden into materials capable of withstanding immense weight and virtually all forces of nature.

Antimony

Antimony ore is a naturally occurring mineral primarily composed of the element antimony (Sb), most commonly found in the form of stibnite (Sb₂S₃).