Sebryakovcement plant reportedly hit in overnight attack
Explosions and a fire were reported at the Sebryakovcement plant in Mikhaylovka, Volgograd Oblast, Russia, during the night of 14-15 September 2026. Ukrainian media outlet Ukrai...
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Explosions and a fire were reported at the Sebryakovcement plant in Mikhaylovka, Volgograd Oblast, Russia, during the night of 14-15 September 2026. Ukrainian media outlet Ukrai...
Heidelberg Materials is moving forward with a major expansion of its cement plant near St Petersburg, estimated at roughly US$200m. The project is being carried out through the ...
Sibirskiy Cement Holding Co (Sibcem) reported a 38 per cent YoY decline in cement production during 1Q26 amid weakening construction activity and falling regional demand. The co...
The Head of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, has received the first-class order for Special Contribution to the Development of the Cement Industry of the Russian Federation...
Iranian producers are maintaining a steady supply of cement to Russia despite ongoing conflict in the Middle East. According to data from the industry holding Cemros, shipments ...
Russian cement trade association Soyuzcement has admitted two new members following unanimous approval at the organisation’s general meeting. Volga Cement and Magma Cement have ...
Russia’s Prosecutor General has withdrawn its lawsuit seeking to seize major cement producer Novoroscement from billionaire Lev Kvetnoy, according to court materials cited by in...
Cement production in Russia has retreated to pandemic-era levels, underscoring a weakening construction sector and falling demand for new housing. According to Russia’s statisti...
Cemros , which controls around one third of Russia’s cement market, has frozen production at plants in Belgorod and Ulyanovsk oblasts and reduced operations at its Lipetsk facil...
Russian cement producers are facing mounting pressure from weak domestic demand and rising import competition, with major producer Cemros suspending or scaling back operations a...