At Argos we supply construction materials and solutions
that create value for our clients.
General Use Hydraulic Cement
- Formulated to be more environmentally friendly and produce strong and durable concrete.
- Improves workability, facilitating concrete placement.
- Promotes water retention, reducing plastic cracking and improving durability.
- Lower hydration heat compared to a plain Portland Cement.
- High early strength can be achieved with the right mix designs.
- Extended strength development after 28 days.
White Cement
- Requires lower pigment quantity compared with a gray cement.
- Allows multiple finishing options, colors and textures highlighting appearance.
- Lower energy use consumption because of its reflective properties.
- Improved thermal comfort of structures, reducing air cooling requirements.
- Lower maintenance costs.
Gray Portland Cement Type I/II
- Promotes water retention, reducing plastic cracking and improving durability.
- Lower heat of hydration compared to a Type I cement.
- High compressive strength.
Argos is the best ally for the development of the regions and contributes to the
construction of the countries where it operates.
The Fourteen Towers at Mullet Bay St. Maarten
The Fourteen Towers in Mullet Bay are two of the tallest residential buildings in Dutch Caribbean.
The Magen’s Junction Apartments in USVI
The Magen’s Junction Apartments in USVI is a project we couldn’t be more proud to be part.
This two-phase project is one of the most modern & sustainable infrastructure projects of USVI. Phase one of the project features 48 affordable and hurricane-hardened apartments while phase two features 60 1- & 2-bedroom units, a fitness center, a common area, computer lab and trash chute on each floor. Both buildings were constructed using Argos cement through our ready-mix clients, Heavy materials and Ortalis Concrete.
St. John´s Harbour Port Expansion
The government of Antigua and Barbuda has reached the final design to transform the St. John’s Harbour redevelopment project.
The government said the port is now at approximately 87% completion and represents the single largest public sector investment undertaken by any government in history. The St. John’s Harbour began construction in 2018, and construction of the port continued throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. After completion, it will be the only Eastern Caribbean port that can simultaneously berth five cruise ships and three container ships within the same harbour.
Barbuda Ocean Club
This private resort community has been designed to deliver a family-oriented residents.
