Cement News tagged under: Taiheiyo Cement Philippines
Taiheiyo Cement Philippines retires old kiln to prepare expansion25 November 2021, Published under Cement NewsTaiheiyo Cement Philippines has retired its old kiln to make way for the installation of its new line, which will increase capacity from 2500tpd of clinker to 6000tpd by mid-2024. The old kiln has been operational for 30 years, according to Yoshihito Izawa, CEO. “Now we have decided to build a new line. It is inevitable to dismantle the whole facility to construct a completely new one. I am deeply grateful for this facility that has contributed to our business activities,” said Mr Izawa. ... |
Taiheiyo Cement plans PHP15bn expansion project13 November 2020, Published under Cement NewsTaiheiyo Cement is planning to invest PHP15bn (US$309.3m) to expand production at its plant in Cebu, Philippines. The company’s local subsidiary will construct a new line and expand shipping bases to Luzon, Iloilo, and Davao, according to a Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) press release. The company is also expected to install a 2km-long marine belt conveyor and expand its port in Cebu. The project, already underway, is anticipated to expand cement production capacity by 50 per cent... |
Philippines: Cement firms win environmental and mining safety awards07 December 2016, Published under Cement NewsApo Cement Corporation has won awards for safety and environmental standards at the Presidential Mine Safety and Environment Conference organised by the Philippine Mine Safety and Environment Association, the Manila Bulletin reports. The Cemex Philippines subsidiary received the Presidential Mineral Industry Environment Award (Platinum) for Mineral Processing and was declared winner for the Safest Mines Award in the Cement Plant category, with Taiheiyo Cement Philippines taking second pla... |
Philippines: Taiheiyo contributes to National Greening Programme25 November 2016, Published under Cement NewsEmployees from Taiheiyo Cement Philippines Inc and Solid Earth Development Corp planted 5350 seedlings across different sites in San Fernando in support of the National Greening Programme (NGP). Taiheiyo Philippines plant manager and senior vice president for operations, Kazuhiko Ichizawa, and Kazuhiko Soma, operations division manager, led 30 employees in the tree-planting activity that was conducted under the Environment Protection and Enhancement Programme (EPEP) started by Taiheiyo an... |
Philippines: clinker delivery to Taiheiyo facility runs aground04 July 2016, Published under Cement NewsBulk carrier MV Belle Rose was refloated last week having run aground on Monad Shoal off the Philippines, the Manila Bulletin reports. Environmental activists have called on the ship’s owners to bear the cost of repairing the environmental damage caused when the ship struck the reef, which is a popular tourist destination. The ship was carrying 48,000t of clinker to the Taiheiyo Cement facility in Naga City. |
Philippines: Taiheiyo opens new mill05 January 2016, Published under Cement NewsTaiheiyo Cement Philippines Inc (TCPI), based in Cebu, has launched its new cement mill and has assured stakeholders it can readily obtain additional clinker should cement demand in the Philippines rise. TCPI has recently inaugurated its new finish mill at the Cebu plant and will be able to immediately import clinker from various cement plants owned, affiliated and operated by Taiheiyo Cement Corp (TCC) of Japan. Shuji Fukuda, TCC president, switched on the ceremonial button for the eight... |
Philippines: cement prices start to rise04 February 2014, Published under Cement NewsLocal cement manufacturers raised prices from 1 February 2014 by an average of PHP8/40kg (US$0.17/40kg) bag of cement to PHP220 (US$4.85) from PHP212 (US$4.67) per bag amid strong demand for cement on huge government infrastructure projects on top of buoyant construction activities from the private sector. Cemex Philippines was the first to implement the price increase as part of its scheduled annual price rise. The two other multinational players, Lafarge Republic Inc and Holcim Philipp... |
Taiheiyo Cement Philippines to lift output by 60% this year21 June 2012, Published under Cement NewsTaiheiyo Cement Philippines is in the process of implementing measures to raise production to rise expected rises in domestic demand in the near-future. Speaking to the Inquirer, Satoshi Asami, president of the local cement manufacturer, said the company will maximise capacity of its existing mills as well as cement packing system and terminal facility. Last year the company produced 800,000t of cement and this year it plans to expand output to 1.3Mt, representing a YoY rise of 60%. Th... |
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