Addis Ababa: Industrial Parks Development Corporation's Industrial Projects Service (IPS) has finalized a feasibility study for Mesebo Cement Factory to help it regain its past production capacity.IPS General Manager, Shiferaw Solomon formally handed over the document to Tekeste Tadesse, representative of Mesebo cement factory.During the handover, Shiferaw stated that IPS's extensive experience in large-scale projects is supporting huge institutions to uplift their success and make new ones successful.He also expressed his confidence that the study will revitalize the Mesebo Cement Factory and restore its former prominence.Tekeste Tadese, the factory representative, for his part said the feasibility study will be highly supportive in helping the factory regain its past production capacity.Industrial Projects Service (IPS) has a proven track record of conducting feasibility studies for large companies in the country, having previously completed studies for Kesem, Tana Beles, and Fincha Sugar Factorie s and others.Source: Ethiopian News Agency
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