FAIRLESS HILLS, PA — Silvi Cement, a division of Silvi Materials, announced a major expansion of its cementitious materials distribution network, reinforcing its role as one of the leading suppliers of construction materials in the Eastern United States.
The company has opened a temporary cement rail load-out facility at the deep-water port of Morehead City, North Carolina, which is now fully operational for both pickup and delivery. Construction is also underway on a permanent import terminal at the port, scheduled to open in 2027. The new facility will feature two 100,000-ton domes for Type I/II low-alkali cement and Grade 120 slag, along with 24/7 truck loading and direct rail capabilities.
Silvi is simultaneously building a large-scale, rail-served cement distribution terminal in Central Ohio, expected to open in spring 2026. Designed to handle more than 250,000 tons of material annually, the terminal will provide continuous loading operations to meet rising demand across the Midwest.
Both projects will draw supply from Silvi’s flagship terminal in Bristol, Pennsylvania—one of North America’s largest cement import facilities—with three domes totaling 165,000 metric tons of storage capacity.
Silvi’s Type I/II low-alkali cement is imported from global producers and processed using advanced equipment to achieve superior strength, consistency, and faster set times—qualities essential for large-scale commercial and infrastructure projects.
“Our geographic expansion represents the next step in Silvi Materials’ long-term growth strategy,” said Laurence J. Silvi II, Co-President of Silvi Materials. “From our acquisition of Eagle Rock Concrete in North Carolina to the opening of these new terminals, every move we make is focused on providing our partners with the highest-quality materials, delivered with the reliability Silvi is known for.”
With more than four decades of experience, Silvi Materials continues to expand its operational footprint to meet growing regional demand while maintaining its commitment to quality, reliability, and customer service across the construction supply chain.
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