Angola to ban cement imports in 2015
Angola has banned the import of cement in 2015 with the country having achieved self-sufficiency in terms of cement production but has set a quota of 150,000t for three outer-ly...
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Angola: Kwanza Sul Cement to raise capacity
Kwanza Sul Cement Factory (FCKS) plans to increase the cement production with a new 1500tpd line to raise total installed capacity to 6000tpd. FCKS entered the Angolan market in...
Portugal Semapa profit up 15%
Portugal's conglomerate Semapa, owner of cement maker Secil, posted on Friday a 15 per cent rise in nine-month net profit, helped by lower taxes on some of its overseas operatio...
Semapa 1H14 cement turnover up 5.3 per cent YoY
Semapa, the Portuguese holding company that controls cement maker Secil, said turnover from its cement business operating rose 5.3 per cent YoY to EUR217.3m, driven mainly by in...
Nova Cimangola receives funds to boost capacity, Angola
Nova Cimangola is set to receive AOA11.3bn (US$116m) from the Angolan government to increase the cement plant’s production capacity. According to a decree dated on 28 April 2014...
Angola: FCKS inaugurates 4500tpd kiln line
Fábrica de Cimento do Kwanza Sul (FCKS) has inaugurated its Kwanza Sul Cement plant and is now ready to start supplying cement in Angola following a construction period of four ...
New Angola plant to begin commercial production by year-end
The Cuanza Sul cement plant will begin commercial production under the brand name Yeto, the company president, Manuela Vieira Lopes, has said. Final equipment assemply is now un...
Semapa's 1H13 turnover declines
In the first half of 2013, Semapa reported that turnover from its cement division fell 3.2 per cent YoY to EUR233.5m, essentially due to a drop in turnover in Portugal and Angola.
Galilei Group plans Angolan investment
The Galilei Group of Portugal plans to enter the Angolan market as part of a joint venture, its chief executive Fernando Lima told local press.
Secil Lobito outlines plans for new plant, Angola
Secil Lobito plans to invest US$187m in a new cement plant in in Lobito, Angola, the company's chief executive has said.