Bolivian market sees 7% MoM decline in April
Cement consumption in Bolivia surged to 286,667t in April 2021 from a very low base of 39,222t in April 2020 due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to INE, the co...
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Fancesa changes sales policy
Bolivian cement producer Fancesa is changing its sales policy. The company will no longer sell exclusively through its authorised agencies, according to Correo del Sur. At prese...
SOBOCE commissions modernised Warnes plant
SOBOCE recommenced operations at its Warnes cement plant in Bolivia on 14 June after a BOB222m (US$32.1m) investment in new equipment. The project included a new VRM-based grind...
ECEBOL officially restarts operations
State-run Empresa Pública Productiva Cementos de Bolivia (ECEBOL) has officially restarted its operations in Caracollo, Oruro, with an investment of BOB58m (US$8.39m). "This res...
Fancesa considers lowering prices
Bolivia-based Fancesa is looking to lower prices to improve its sales and is changing its selling practices. "Our cement is the most expensive in the entire national territory,"...
Bolivian cement market expands 51% in March
Cement consumption in Bolivia reached 290,525t in March 2021, up 50.8 per cent when compared with 192,670t in March 2020, according the country’s national statistics office, INE...
Bolivian cement market contracts 13% in February
Bolivia’s cement consumption slipped 13.3 per cent from 262,895t in February 2020 to 228,018t in February 2021, according to the country’s statistics office, INE. Output from do...
Ecebol plant to produce 0.573Mt of cement in 2021
State-run Ecebol expects its plant in Oruro, Bolivia, to produce 0.573Mt of cement in 2021, according to Jose Luis Jimenez, the company’s manager. It is forecast to achieve sale...
Fancesa inaugurates new Cal Orcko line
Bolivia’s Fábrica Nacional de Cemento SA (Fancesa) inaugurated its new production line at Cal Orcko, near Sucre. The US$215.45m investment will bring plant capacity to 2100tpd. ...
Shareholders approved Fancesa restructuring
Bolivia-based Fancesa’s shareholders have unanimously approved the restructuring proposed by the company’s Board of Directors, said Armin Cortez, chairman of the Board of Shareh...