Amrize expands ‘Made in Canada’ cement label
Amrize is introducing its ‘Made in Canada’ label across its Canadian cement manufacturing network, covering plants in Richmond, British Columbia; Exshaw, Alberta; Bath, Ontario;...
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Amrize trims outlook as cement volumes decline
Amrize has lowered its full-year guidance after cost inflation, adverse weather and elevated interest rates weighed on its third-quarter performance. Revenue increased 2.2 per c...
Amrize study supports Type IL cement in industrial floors
A study involving Amrize and Concrete Strategies has found that properly designed concrete made with Type IL portland-limestone cement can provide abrasion resistance comparable...
Amrize appoints Samuel Poletti as CFO
Amrize has appointed Samuel J Poletti as chief financial officer (CFO), effective 24 August 2026, succeeding Baris Oran, who is stepping down for personal reasons. Mr Poletti ha...
Amrize reports 8.6% revenue growth in 2Q26
Amrize reported revenue of US$3.494bn in the second quarter of 2026, up 8.6 per cent from US$3.218bn in the corresponding period of 2025, supported by higher volumes, acquisitio...
Amrize supplies cement for major Colorado dam expansion
The project has increased the dam’s height by 40m to 144m and will nearly triple reservoir storage capacity from 51.8 million m³ to 146.8 million m³. Amrize supplied 75,000 tons...
Amrize expands Texas footprint with Rapid Redi-Mix acquisition
Rapid Redi-Mix operates a network of modern concrete batch plants and a mixer fleet, complementing Amrize's existing cement and aggregates operations in the region. The company ...
Amrize prepares groundbreaking ceremony of the modernisation of its Saint-Constant Cement plant
As the largest cement industry investment in Canada over the last decade, this project will transform the Saint-Constant plant into the most advanced and sustainable cement plan...
Amrize to expand Midlothian cement plant in Texas
Amrize will invest in capacity and logistics upgrades at its Midlothian cement plant in Texas as part of a wider US$900m North American investment programme planned for 2026. Th...
Court approves class action lawsuit against Exshaw Cement plant
Justice CD Simard of the Alberta Court of King’s Bench has approved a class action lawsuit application brought forward by former Exshaw resident Sarah Furlonger against the near...