Southerly expansion creates new cement capacity in Morocco
This week, LafargeHolcim reported cement volumes rising by more than two per cent in Morocco with construction of the company's 3500tpd Souss plant now advancing well and on cou...
Ciments Du Maroc
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Ciments du Maroc to acquire Atlantic Cement and Cimsud
Ciments du Maroc has announced it has signed an agreement with Anouar Invest for the acquisition of two cement companies, Atlantic Ciment and Cimsud. Atlantic Cement is currentl...
HeidelbergCement reduces its stake in Ciments du Maroc
As part of its action plan to optimise its portfolio and improve cash generation, HeidelbergCement is its reducing stake in Ciments du Maroc. HeidelbergCement announces the sale...
Ciments du Maroc Board appoints new MD
The Board of Ciments du Maroc, owned by HeidelbergCement via the Italcementi group, has appointed Matteo Rozzanigo as new managing director, effective 1 February 2019. He replac...
Ciments du Maroc reports 1H turnover down 4%
Ciments du Maroc posted a 1H18 turnover of MAD1.94bn, a 4.2 per cent decrease when compared with the same period in 2016. The sales volume of the company and its subsidiary Indu...
Government institution sells 35,500 shares in Ciments du Maroc
The Moroccan Capital Markets Authority (AMMC) has announced that the Abu Dhabi Fund For Development (ADFD) has sold 35,517 Ciments du Maroc shares to the central market at a uni...
Ciments du Maroc posts 20% rise in net profit
Ciments du Maroc reported consolidated sales of MAD2.029bn in 1H17, up 1.1 per cent YoY. Consolidated EBITDA remained stable at MAD929m.
Ciments du Maroc posts net loss of MAD-155m
Ciments du Maroc announced a MAD1.2bn (US$118.7m) improvement in its net loss to MAD-155m in 2016. Operating income reached MAD1.292bn in 2016, a 9.8 per cent increase when comp...
Nabil Francis new Managing Director of Ciments du Maroc
The Board of Directors of Ciments du Maroc has appointed Nabil Frances as new Managing Director, replacing Mario Bracci as of 1 September. Mr Francis was first employed by Italc...
Morocco: Ciments du Maroc cancels Safi wind farm project
Ciments du Maroc, an Italcementi subsidiary, has abandoned plans to construct a wind farm at its Safi site on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, SeeNews Renewables reports. The company w...