Brazil’s cement comeback Premium
Brazil’s cement sector held firm in 2025, weathering slower growth, high interest rates and mounting household debt as housing, infrastructure and sustainability investment cont...
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Brazil’s cement sector held firm in 2025, weathering slower growth, high interest rates and mounting household debt as housing, infrastructure and sustainability investment cont...
This week the European cement association, Cement Europe, released its annual report for 2025. Of immediate concern is the nearly 500 per cent increase in imports from neighbour...
Official customs data indicates that Vietnam exported 3.11Mt of clinker and cement in May, representing a 5.4 per cent increase compared to the same period last year. However, t...
The American Cement Association projects a 2.5 per cent decline in 2026 cement consumption, driven by an upward shift in borrowing costs following the February conflict in Iran....
With Cemtech Asia 2026 in Thailand on 14-17 June, 2026 approaching, it is an appropriate time to examine the regional dynamics of Southeast Asia's cement markets. C ement produc...
Japan’s domestic cement demand is approaching a historic low, with projections for fiscal 2026 falling to 30Mt. This figure sits below the levels recorded in 1964, the year of T...
Cement consumption in Spain began 2026 with a marginal decline of 0.3 per cent in January, totalling 1,098,852t. This slight dip is largely attributed to adverse weather conditi...
Cement production in Russia has retreated to pandemic-era levels, underscoring a weakening construction sector and falling demand for new housing. According to Russia’s statisti...
Pakistan's Topline Research forecasts a significant uptick in cement sales for August 2025, surpassing earlier projections and indicating a strong recovery in demand and pricing...
Sri Lanka’s cement industry is showing early signs of a resurgence, with domestic demand rising to 4.71Mt in the past year, up from 3.96Mt a year ago, reports Tokyo Cement Group...