Ciment Québec Inc.
One logo – one Web site
The Ciment Québec Inc. (CQI) logo was updated and is used by all company operating units: Unibéton, Béton Miroc, Béton Mercier, Béton 640 and St-Basile Transport. The unified logo and Web site presence underscores the strength of CQI.
As a construction solution provider, Ciment Québec Inc. develops cement, concrete and aggregate for all types of projects. With over 60 years of experience, the company manufactures products in accordance with sustainable development principles. The skills and professional service provided by its employees have helped build the company’s reputation of excellence.
Ciment Québec Inc. is an integrated cement group with several divisions, that include Unibéton, Béton Miroc, Béton Mercier and Transport Saint-Basile. The group owns a cement plant, quarries, sandpits, ready-mixed concrete plants, distribution centres, a bag-filling plant, a transportation company and a rail terminal.
The head office is located in Saint-Basile, in Portneuf, Quebec, Canada.
Contact Ciment Québec Inc. for technical and sales support in planning your projects.
Implementation of the program ICI ON RECYCLE!
We are delighted to announce that our application for level 2 Implementation of the program ICI ON RECYCLE! has been accepted in recognition of the efforts made to ensure a sound management of waste material. The implementation of various measures of reduction, recycling and re-use (3RV) as well as a variety of activities promoting awareness highlight the importance we attach to sound management of waste material.
Information about levels of the program.pdf (French only)
Four New Specialty Cement Products
Ask us about our four new specialty cement products developed to optimize the success of your projects in the energy industry, for contaminated soil rehabilitation, foundations and roads and roller-compacted concrete.
Exclusive to Ciment Québec, Synergia™ is a “green” cement production process.
- 30% less combustible energy during cement production
- Up to 10% fewer greenhouse gases
- Replaces up to 60% of commonly used fossil fuels
