Shijaku Group owns and operates two quarries in the Kruja area—spanning approximately 17 hectares and 30 hectares, respectively—dedicated to the extraction and production of aggregate materials for the construction and infrastructure sectors. With significant operational areas and organized production capacities, these facilities constitute a key part of the group's industrial operations.

At Shijaku Group’s quarries, aggregates of various grain sizes and dimensions are extracted, processed, and prepared to meet the technical specifications and requirements of the projects where they will be used. The process relies on modern equipment and machinery, ensuring efficiency and control at every stage—from raw material extraction to the processing and preparation of the final product.

The product range includes gravel, sand, stone, and other inert construction materials intended for use in infrastructure projects, road and bridge construction, industrial facilities, and urban developments. Particular attention is paid to quality control and the granulometric characteristics of the materials, with the aim of meeting project technical requirements and applicable European standards.

Logistical capacity is a key element of this operation. Shijaku Group operates a fleet of approximately 20 vehicles dedicated to the transport of inert materials, enabling the organization of supplies from quarries to construction sites and client destinations. Integrating production with transportation allows the company to better control the entire supply chain and deliver consistent, efficient service.

Thanks to two quarries covering approximately 17 and 30 hectares, production capacities, and a dedicated transport fleet, Shijaku Group provides an integrated structure for the production and distribution of inert materials.

This sector represents one of the pillars of Shijaku Group's operations, supporting the development of construction and infrastructure projects and reflecting the company's commitment to quality, efficiency, sustainability, and the continuous modernization of production processes.