Cement News tagged under: Hongshi Holdings Group
Hongshi Holding Group expected to contract FLSmidth for equipment supply07 June 2018, Published under Cement NewsChina-based Hongshi Holding Group Co Ltd is expected to award a contract to FLSmidth for the supply of mills, crushers and feeders for its 8000tpd plant in East Java, Indonesia. The US$40m contract is expected to be signed at the end of the month, according to Lu Jianlong, manager at the company’s equipment supply sector. The dry-process facility represents a total investment of US$314.7m, with equipment procurement estimated at US$227m, reports Inside International Industrials. Sinoma (... |
Hongshi Holding issues bond for cement plant project24 January 2018, Published under Cement NewsHongshi Holding Group Co Ltd has issued a "Belt and Road" (B&R) construction corporate bond on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE), which was also the first B&R construction corporate bond publicly offered by an enterprise from Laos. The raised funds will be used in the purchase of relevant equipment for the Hongshi cement project in Vientiane, Laos. As one of the major B&R construction projects involved by Zhejiang's enterprises, the new cement plant was included in the "Collection of Majo... |
Nepal: Hongshi-Shivam plant faces possible delays24 June 2016, Published under Cement NewsHongshi-Shivam Cement’s plans to build a 2Mta cement plant in Nawalparasi in southern Nepal have run into problems over the amount of land needed for the project, Xinhua reports. Under Nepali law, government ministers must approve land sales above eight hectares, while Hongshi-Shivam has said it requires 40ha to build the plant. A director at Hongshi-Shivam, Satish More, said: "The Land Reform Ministry has sent the proposal of clearing our company to hold more lands to the cabinet. We are... |
Joint-venture agreement signed for new Nepalese plant18 March 2015, Published under Cement NewsChina’s Hongshi Holdings Group on Tuesday signed a joint-venture (JV) agreement with Shivam Holdings Nepal to set up a NPR30bn (US$297m) cement factory. Hongshi Holdings will invest NPR21bn (70 per cent) in the project while the Nepali partner will inject NPR9bn. The JV will be named Hongshi-Shivam Cement Private Limited. An agreement to this effect was signed by Vishwonath Goel, chairman of Shivam Holdings, and Xu Youyuan, executive vice-president of Hongshi Holdings, in Kathmandu on ... |
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