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Latin American shake-up

Latin American shake-up Premium

Latin America is providing cement manufacturers a reason to smile. Demand is increasing, gaps in supply are emerging and several new plants are being constructed across the regi...

Welcome to the new builds (1)

Welcome to the new builds (1)

The global economic crisis has not only seen a considerable drop in new kiln capacity projects in 2011, but has also caused significant shifts in the world of turnkey services. ...

Egyptian Steel ventures into cement

Egyptian Steel ventures into cement

The Qatari-Egyptian steel producer Egyptian Steel will be investing around US$250m in a new cement works. The venture will seek to acquire a cement licence out of the seven the ...

HeidelbergCement

HeidelbergCement is investing US$250m in a 1.5Mta clinker plant at Tabligbo, some 80km to the north of the capital Lomé, for completion in 2015.

Cemex: September '12

Cemex is planning to increase the capacity of its APO works in the Philippines by 1.5Mt at a cost of US$65m, as the present plant at that location is setting close to capacity. ...

Brazilian investors eye Mozambican limestone

Brazilian investors eye Mozambican limestone

Brazilian investors have expressed and interesting exploring large limestone deposits in at least four districts of Mozambique’s Nampula province, said the provincial inspector ...

HeidelbergCement invests US$250m in Togo

HeidelbergCement invests US$250m in Togo

HeidelbergCement will invest US$250m in the building of a new clinker plant and a cement grinding unit in Togo. The new cement works, which will be located in Tabligbo, around 8...