Elementia’s CEO appointed to Allura's top position
Timothy Kuebler has been appointed as Allura's CEO, effective 10 January 2025. His leadership will be instrumental in strengthening Allura's position as a leading provider of fi...
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Elementia to invest US$40m in El Salvador
Mexico-based Elementia is investing US$40m in its Cementos Fortaleza plant in Acajutla, El Salvador. The project will add 0.3Mta of cement capacity to the country and is expecte...
Complaint filed against Lehigh Cement's proposed acquisition of Keystone Cement
The Federal Trade Commission is seeking to block Lehigh Cement Co LLC’s US$151m acquisition of rival Pennsylvania-based cement producer Keystone Cement Co (Element Group), alleg...
Elementia commissions Yucatan plant
Mexico's Cementos Fortaleza ( Elementia) inaugurated its new grinding plant in Yucatan last Friday, together with the governor of Yucatan, Mauricio Vila Dosal , the mayor of Pro...
Cementos Fortaleza inaugurates Progreso plant
Elementia-owned Cementos Fortaleza inaugurated its new US$25m cement plant in Progreso, Yucatan, Mexico. Yucatan state governor, Mauricio Vila Dosal, and Elementia CEO, Jaime Ro...
Elementia appoints new CEO
Mexico’s Elementia has appointed Jaime Rocha Font as its new CEO, with effect from 2 September 2020. Mr Rocha Font will take over the position from Fernando Ruiz Jacques, who ha...
Lehigh Hanson set to acquire Giant Cement's Keystone plant
HeidelbergCement has announced that its north American subsidiary, Lehigh Hanson Inc, has entered into an agreement to acquire Giant Cement’s (Elementia SAB de CV) Keystone faci...
Pura vida in Costa Rica Premium
“Pura vida” means “pure life”, but for Costa Ricans it is more than the country’s catchy slogan to say everything is cool. It is their relaxed way of life, where everything runs...
Higher fuel and power costs affect Mexican cement producers
EBITDA margins of Cemex, Moctezuma, Cementos Chihuahua and Elementia have contracted by 0.5-2 percentage points in the 3Q18 as fuel and power costs in Mexico have risen. "At lea...
Elementia to invest US$30m in Yucatán grinding unit
Mexican cement producer Elementia will invest US$30m in a 0.25Mta grinding unit in Yucatán, reports CE Noticias Financiers. The project is in line with Fortaleza’s commercial st...