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Adbri's Kwinana project on track for 2Q24

Adbri's Kwinana project on track for 2Q24

Australian cement producer Adbri has provided an update on its Kwinana upgrade project, saying it is on track in terms of both cost and timings. According to the company, the Kw...

CRH proposal to acquire Adbri

CRH proposal to acquire Adbri

CRH has entered into an agreement to acquire Adbri Ltd . Under the proposal, CRH would partner with Australian family-owned business, Barro Group, which has an approximately 43 ...

Cockburn Cement awards contract to SIMPEC

Cockburn Cement awards contract to SIMPEC

Cockburn Cement , a subsidiary of Adbri , has awarded Australian construction firm SIMPEC with the contract for the expansion of its Kwinana cement plant. The contract is valued...

Adbri names new CFO

Adbri names new CFO

Adbri Ltd has appointed Jared Gashel as its new chief financial officer, effective 5 July 2023. Mr Gashel has more than 20 years’ financial experience in multiple industries wor...

Adbri appoints acting chief financial officer

Adbri appoints acting chief financial officer

Adbri Ltd has appointed Dianne Mong to the role of acting chief financial officer, effective immediately. Ms Mong was previously general manager finance. She has been with Adbri...

Adbri successfully navigates challenging year

Adbri successfully navigates challenging year

Australia-based Adbri released its 2022 financial results this week and reported a YoY revenue increase of 8.4 per cent to AUD1.7bn (US$1142m). While the building materials prod...

Adbri reports 8% rise in revenue in 2022

Adbri reports 8% rise in revenue in 2022

Adbri has reported an 8.4 per cent YoY increase in revenue in 2022 to AUD1.7bn (US$1142m), driven by price increases and volume growth across most product lines. Statutory net p...

Cockburn Cement awaits fines for air pollution

Cockburn Cement awaits fines for air pollution

Adbri ’s Cockburn Cement plant on Perth’s southern suburb of Munster has been found guilty of emitting unreasonable amounts of emissions after residents living nearby complained...