Bamburi Cement launches seasonal driver improvement programme
Bamburi Cement has begun a pre-Christmas campaign to improve driver safety. Over 1200 drivers and 1,000 bodaboda operators are set to benefit from the training that will be offe...
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Bamburi Cement appoints new interim CEO
Bamburi Cement of Kenya has appointed chief financial officer Eric Kironde as its interim CEO following the departure of Bruno Pescheux. Pescheux stepped down from the role at t...
Bamburi posts decline in half-year profit
Bamburi Cement posted a 36 per cent decline in its half-year net profit to KES1.8bn (US$17.4m) compared to a KES2.8bn recorded in the first six months of 2016.
Bamburi gears up for grinding expansion
Bamburi Cement is set to start expansion of its Athi River grinding plant in Kenya next month, wth a senior executive saying that it has completed pre-construction preparation f...
Kenya: Bamburi appoints three women to all-male board
Bamburi Cement has appointed three women as directors to its previously all-male board.
Kenya: Bamburi Cement profits flat for 2016
LafargeHolcim subsidiary Bamburi Cement earned KES5.89bn (US$57.4m) in after tax profits in 2016, up just 0.3 per cent on the previous year, reports the Star newspaper.
Kenya: cement consumption falls 5.3% in 3Q16
The growth in cement consumption fell by 5.3 per cent in the third quarter of 2016 compared to 3Q15, according to a report from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS).
CBMI awarded two LafargeHolcim contracts
CBMI has signed two contracts with LafargeHolcim for the supply of 1Mta and 0.8Mta grinding facilities in Kenya (Nairobi) and Uganda (Tororo), respectively.
Kenya: Bamburi Cement and Geocycle form partnership
Bamburi Cement (LafargeHolcim Group) and a global waste management firm have signed an agreement for alternative fuels.
Kenya: Bamburi reports KES4.27bn profit
For the 1H16 Bamburi Cement Ltd reported a pre-tax profit of KES4.27bn (US$42.12m), compared to KES4.5bn achieved in 1H15. Turnover for the six months stood at KES19.11bn (US$18...