Cement News tagged under: Assuit Cement
CEMEX to clean Nile River15 July 2022, Published under Cement NewsCEMEX has signed a three-year agreement to support waste removal efforts in Egypt’s Nile River. Some of the waste will be used as a more sustainable alternative to fossil fuels at CEMEX’s Assiut cement plant. CEMEX will be collaborating with VeryNile, an initiative supported by the Ministry of the Environment in Egypt that develops eco-friendly solutions to remove inorganic waste from the Nile River. The company will provide financial support to double the amount of waste collected... |
Schneider wins Assiut cement electrical order29 November 2017, Published under Cement NewsSchneider Electric has contracted to supply and install all electrical works for Cemex's Assiut cement factory. Mohamed Shahin, head of the company’s industries sector in Egypt and Africa, said that Schneider Electric contracted with Assiut cement factory to supply the low and medium electrical panels and will begin supply next year. |
Egyptian court accepts Assiut appeal21 January 2014, Published under Cement NewsAn Egyptian court has accepted an appeal by Assiut Cement, overruling a decision to annul an agreement under which Cemex acquired a controlling stake in the Egyptian unit. The case has now been referred to an administrative court, a Cemex official has said. In 1999, Cemex bought a controlling stake in Assiut Cement from Egypt’s state-owned Metallurgical Industries Holding Co as part of the government's wider privatisation drive at the time. Two former Assiut employees, who were among wo... |
Govt to appeal court order Assiut Cement renationalisation, Egypt19 September 2012, Published under Cement NewsThe Egyptian government plans to file an appeal against a Thursday court ruling renationalising Assiut Cement, Industry and Foreign Trade Minister Hatem Saleh told Ahram Online on Tuesday. Since its privatisation in 1999, Assiut Cement has been 95.8 per cent owned by Cemex. On the sidelines of Tuesday's Egyptian National Competitiveness Conference, Saleh said the government would grant seven new licenses for Egypt-based cement companies once ongoing energy shortfalls were resolved. (... |
Court ruling threatens to nullify Cemex stake in Assuit, Egypt14 September 2012, Published under Cement NewsCemex said on Thursday its Egyptian unit Assiut Cement Co has learned of a preliminary ruling by a court in Egypt that could nullify the agreement under which Cemex bought a majority stake in the company more than a decade ago, Dow Jones Global Equities News reports. Assiut Cement is fighting the decision. It will continue to operate as usual, Cemex said in a statement to the Mexican Stock Exchange. Cemex bought its stake in Assiut from Metallurgical Industries Co., a state-run Egyptian ... |
Assuit Cement drivers strike, Egypt29 August 2012, Published under Cement NewsDrivers working at the Assuit Cement factory in Egypt continued striking for a second day on Saturday in protest of penalties imposed on them by the company, according to local press reports. Workers at the company’s transportation department have also joined the strike due to alleged mistreatment by company officials, Ahram online reported. The head of security at the cement factory has reportedly given orders to prevent food and drink from entering the factory to pressure workers to end... |
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