Consumption

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Taiwan's next phase

Taiwan's next phase Premium

With demand far from its 1993 peak of 28Mt and export restrictions in place since 2011, the Taiwan cement industry has faced testing times in its recent history. As import prote...

Iran: a new era?

Iran: a new era? Premium

With a cement capacity of just over 80Mta, Iran ranks as one of the world's largest cement producers and its leading cement exporter. The country has made significant strides to...

Russia: waiting for a thaw

Russia: waiting for a thaw Premium

In the face of considerable economic headwinds, Russia’s construction industry has seen its growth decelerate as public and private investors cut back on spending. Russia’s ceme...

ACC forecasts 6% demand growth in 2016

ACC forecasts 6% demand growth in 2016

India’s ACC predicts domestic cement demand to rise by six per cent in 2016 as spending on housing and infrastructure increases. The company’s clinker and grinding facilities in...

German cement demand reaches 26.6Mt in 2015

German cement demand reaches 26.6Mt in 2015

German cement consumption reached approximately 26.6Mt in 2015, some 2.2 per cent less than the previous year, according to German Cement Works Association (VDZ). The outlook fo...

Spanish demand up 8.4% in February

Spanish demand up 8.4% in February

Demand for cement in Spain has grown 8.4 per cent YoY to 891,297t in February, according to the latest figures of Oficemen, the country’s cement association. According to Anicet...

Colombia January cement consumption up 3%

Colombia January cement consumption up 3%

In January 2016 Colombia’s cement market expanded by three per cent to 0.956Mt from 0.928Mt in the same month a year earlier, according to latest data from country’s statistics ...

Dominican Republic: market expands, prices fall

Dominican Republic: market expands, prices fall

National cement production in the Dominican Republic reached 5.18Mt, an increase of 3.2 per cent YoY, according to official statistics. This represents 75 per cent of the countr...