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Uruguay’s state-owned energy company ANCAP has ended negotiations with unions over the future of its Portland cement business, opting to proceed with a restructuring plan despit...
The Uruguayan government is exploring measures to support the struggling Portland cement business of state-owned energy company Administración Nacional de Combustibles, Alcohol ...
Uruguayan oil company ANCAP and its workers’ union Fancap have come to an agreement to resume cement production at the Minas works. Following a week of talks with support from U...
The cement plant owned by ANCAP in Minas, Uruguay, has only four days of stocks left, reports Esmerk Latin American News.
Ancap will reduce its number of employees by a third, according to the Uruguayan cement producer’s President, Marta Jara.
Ancap is expected to make cuts in overtime, security and cleaning personnel to move the company's results closer to the black while keeping both plants at Minas and Paysandú ope...
While ANCAP is expected to hold onto its three cement units, the restructuring of the company will see the dismissal of 200 personnel.
Company Industrializadora de Minerales SA (CIMSA) wants to form an association with Ancap of Uruguay to receive clinker
Uruguay’s Ancap Board of Directors has approved a memorandum of understanding with Cimsa to explore over the next 90 days the potential of an alliance that will help Ancap expor...
Artigas González of the Federación ANCAP (FANCAP) and member of the Portland commission of the ANCAP workers guild, said Cementos Charrúa (Cimsa) is currently importing bagged c...