Considering the current market conditions, the company has decided to alter its future production strategy and no longer intends to exploit the resources at the deposit, the government said in a statement following its weekly meeting on Wednesday.
Devnya Cement won the concession of the deposit, located in the Varna region, in 2009.
Devnya Cement generated revenue if 137.3 million levs ($78.2 million/70.2 million euro) in 2018 and closed the year with a net profit of 16.9 million levs, according to its annual financial statement.
(1 euro = 1.95583 levs)