Cemex targets 35% alternative fuels substitution by 2015
Cemex has set a target of a 35% alternative fuel substitution rate in cement production by 2015, and is on track to make it happen.
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Cemex has set a target of a 35% alternative fuel substitution rate in cement production by 2015, and is on track to make it happen.
Cemex said Monday that an arbitration court has ordered Austria's Strabag SE pay Cemex EUR30m plus interest and other costs after the European company pulled out of a 2008 agree...
Cemex announced today that it has provided 50,000m3 of ready-mix concrete for a state-of-the-art soccer stadium that will host several games of the UEFA EURO2012 Poland-Ukraine ...
Cemex announced today that it is supplying nearly 60,000m3 of ready-mix concrete for the first stage construction of what is expected to be the largest urban complex in the Chin...
The first batch of concrete from CEMEX UK has been delivered for the construction of a new UK£500m onshore gas plant in the Shetland Islands. The contract, providing over 25,000...
Spanish cement consumption continues its downward spiral with latest data showing monthly figures hitting a 46-year low as budget austerity and high unemployment continue to inh...
Cemex announced today that it is supplying nearly 100,000t of cement for the construction of Line 1 of the Panama Metro, a stretch of approximately 14km that is intended to conn...
Cemex UK confirms that it will not be bringing its cement plant at Barrington, Cambridgeshire back into production, but is moving to a phased demolition of the facility.
Cemex' first quarter turnover increased by 3.5% to US$3,502.6m and the EBITDA improved by 6.5% to US$567.3m. The trading profit continued to recover strongly and rose by 33.9% t...
Cemex’ first quarter turnover was up by 3.5 per cent to US$3502.6m and the EBITDA improved by 6.5 per cent to US$567.3m. The trading profit continued to recover strongly and ros...