Egypt: a game of controlling variables Premium
The Egyptian cement industry has seen challenging times recently, but a more positive outlook is emerging on the back of mega-projects and improving export potential. by Abdelkh...
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The Egyptian cement industry has seen challenging times recently, but a more positive outlook is emerging on the back of mega-projects and improving export potential. by Abdelkh...
As part of the fruitful and ongoing cooperation between the two companies in recent years, Wadi El Nile Cement Company has renewed its confidence in collaborating with the Arab ...
Arabian Cement Co (ACC), a leading cement producer in Egypt, has embraced UTIS hydrogen technology in alignment with its decarbonisation plan. ACC has implemented UC3 ® technolo...
A significant strategic partnership between Misr Cement Group and Canal Sugar is set to transform agricultural and industrial waste into eco-friendly alternative fuel. This agre...
Egypt's Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources will provide heavy fuel oil to cement factories through a centralised distribution system starting today, Deputy Prime Minist...
Cement consumption in Egypt is expected to decline to 45Mt this year, compared to 47Mt in 2023, according to Ahmed Shireen, head of the Federation of Egyptian Industries' (FEI) ...
Several Egyptian cement companies have submitted requests to the Egyptian Competition Authority (ECA), seeking renewal of the decision to cut production capacity by 10 per cent ...
Cement prices in Egypt have increased by 20 per cent since the 1 August after cement producers reduced their production, said Ahmed El-Zeini, head of building materials at the F...
Cementir Holding NV announced that its fully-owned subsidiary Aalborg Portland Holding A/S has acquired an additional 25.4 per cent stake in Sinai White Portland Cement Co SAE (...
Sinai Cement saw its consolidated net sales fall to EGP1.16bn (US$24.5m) in the first quarter of 2024 (ended 31 March). This compares to EGP1.24bn in the same period a year earl...