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Kazakhstan: a nation’s vision

Kazakhstan: a nation’s vision Premium

While the need for infrastructure and housing is considerable in Kazakhstan, lower oil receipts, a depreciating tenge and sluggish global growth conspire against elevated levels...

Egypt sets out on a new course

Egypt sets out on a new course Premium

President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has managed to return a certain degree of stability to Egypt, with the economy expected to show a gradual recovery. A broad infrastructure program...

Ecuador: a challenging recovery

Ecuador: a challenging recovery Premium

With severe earthquakes, massive debts and low crude oil prices, Ecuador’s way ahead appears uncertain. The country’s future is dependent on the outcome of the 2017 elections an...

Turkey eyes export markets

Turkey eyes export markets Premium

The Turkish cement market appears to be on a course of recovery as the latest data indicates robust growth in the first quarter of 2016. However, to reach healthy capacity utili...

PT Indocement

Last month it was revealed that Indonesia needed US$450bn to finance its infrastructure development plans for 2015-19. As many as 30 projects in the road, rail, power, water and...

Cementos Argos

A boom in infrastructure projects in Colombia is driving a flurry of activity among its cement producers to increase capacity and upgrade existing facilities. Among these is Cem...

Uganda: Karuma dam has to bring in Kenyan cement

Uganda: Karuma dam has to bring in Kenyan cement

Contractors for the Karuma dam in Uganda have resorted to importing Kenyan cement to help keep work going at the site. In a media brief to journalists over the weekend at the co...