Capacity Expansion

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Bangladesh awaits more funds

Bangladesh awaits more funds Premium

Bangladesh’s has a fragmented cement sector with a multitude of independent grinding units, making it one of the most competitive markets in the world. It has no abundant, natur...

Inka's investment drive

Inka's investment drive Premium

Privately-owned Cementos Inka is the most recent entry into the Peruvian cement market having started production of a cement plant in the capital Lima just over five years ago. ...

Rajashree's Line IV goes live

Rajashree's Line IV goes live Premium

To meet the growing demand for cement in India and the Pacific Rim, UltraTech Cement decided to almost double capacity at its Rajashree cement plant in Karnataka. The new 10,000...

Waiting for the light

Waiting for the light Premium

With cement demand growth slipping below six per cent in 2012, India appears to have fallen short of expectations, in spite of remaining a high-growth market by global standards...

What price for a kingdom?

What price for a kingdom? Premium

Fuelled by strong demographic growth and high oil prices, the Saudi Arabian government is currently on a US$219bn infrastructure spending spree. With cement demand expected to h...

HeidelbergCement

HeidelbergCement aims to increase its cement capacity in India to around 15Mta within the next few years. This is likely to involve one or more acquisitions.

Cimpor

Cimpor is expanding in South America in all three countries that it serves. The new works in Paraguay, in which Cimpor has a 35 per cent interest share with Votorantim holding a...

Helping the UAE to thrive

Helping the UAE to thrive Premium

With a raft of new development projects recently announced in the United Arab Emirates on the back of renewed investor confidence, the future for the local construction industry...