Four quarries in Milas, Bodrum and Ören. With our crushing-screening, washing and plant-mix facilities we supply aggregate for road, infrastructure, marina and construction projects.
Roughly seventy percent of concrete by volume is aggregate. Our job is to produce the material that builds the region’s infrastructure — in the right particle size, without interruption, and in a way we can account for.
Our production line from quarry to dispatch, our machinery and our product range — three short videos shot on site. Tap to play.



We crush, screen and wash the material from the quarry and separate it into the fractions your project needs. Seven products, one source.

Raw limestone from the quarry for road building, infrastructure and construction; staged production after blasting and primary crushing.
Raw / run-of-quarry
Fine-fraction crushed stone for ready-mix concrete, asphalt wearing courses and precast production.
4–11 mm
Medium fraction for Dmax 22 structural concrete and hot bituminous mixes.
11–22 mm
Washed concrete sand with controlled fines and clay content and high bond.
0–4 mm
Well-graded material for road sub-structure, levelling and fill applications.
All-in
Plant-mixed material with controlled proportions for road base and sub-base layers.
Plant-mixed
Selected natural stone for landscaping, retaining walls and architectural use.
Block / selectedThe project’s concrete class, layer thickness and application determine the fraction.
| Product | Particle size | Typical use | Processing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sand | 0–4 mm | Concrete, plaster, screed | Washed |
| No.1 crushed stone | 4–11 mm | Concrete, asphalt, precast | Washed / screened |
| No.2 crushed stone | 11–22 mm | Structural concrete (Dmax 22) | Screened |
| Coarse crushed stone | 22–45 mm | Road base, drainage | Screened |
| Fill / sub-base | All-in | Road sub-structure, levelling | Run-of-quarry |
| Plant-mix base (PMT) | Plant-mixed | Road base and sub-base | Mixed at plant |
Every step from drilling and blasting to dispatch happens on our own sites. Controlling the whole chain puts the delivery schedule in our hands.

We run staged production at four licensed quarries. Bench height, slope angle and the blasting plan are set with both yield and site safety in mind.

Run-of-quarry material passes through jaw and impact crushers and is separated into fractions on the screen decks. Particle shape and grading are set here.

The washing line removes clay and fines from the surface of crushed stone and sand. This is where we get aggregate with high bond and predictable water demand.

Different fractions are blended at the plant in set proportions and at controlled moisture content, leaving for site as material ready to lay.

A machinery park of drill rigs, crushers, excavators and loaders together with our own haulage fleet makes uninterrupted supply from quarry to site possible.
Mining intervenes in nature, and the responsibility is just as large. Licensing, rehabilitation and site safety are not compliance items for us — they are the job itself.
Mining intervenes in nature. On benches where production is complete, bench reshaping and replanting are carried out as an integral part of the licensing process.
Dust suppression systems run on the crushing-screening lines and haul roads; water used in the washing plant is settled in sedimentation ponds.
Blasting, crushing and haulage are the three highest-risk steps in mining. Defined rules, equipment checks and on-site speed limits apply from the gate to dispatch.
Most of our output stays in the region: ready-mix production at our group company Bodrum Beton, and the road, infrastructure and building projects of Milas and Bodrum. Our workforce is local too.
Aggregate makes up roughly 70% of concrete by volume. If the grading is constant, the concrete is consistent — so we tie a project to a single quarry and keep a record of every delivery.
The Turkish standard for the particle size distribution, shape and physical properties of aggregates used in concrete.
The standard for aggregates used in asphalt and surface courses.
The same quarry supplies the same project; grading and colour stay continuous.
Fraction, tonnage and delivery date are recorded; samples are provided on request.
Tell us the fraction, tonnage and delivery schedule you need, and we will work out the dispatch plan together.