Cement News tagged under: expansion
Bestway Cement's Farooqia plant completes 6000tpd expansion project04 June 2018, Published under Cement NewsBestway Cement Ltd has completed the installation of its Farooqia plant brownfield expansion project, in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. The expansion also includes a 9MW waste heat recovery power plant. According to Bestway Cement's Company Secretary and General Counsel, Sehar Husain, the project has completed in a record time of 14 months. The Farooqia Line II commenced production on 31 May 2018 and has a clinker capacity of 6000tpd. The Bestway now has a total group cement capacity of 7.96... |
Pakistan has eight brownfield cement projects underway29 May 2018, Published under Cement NewsThe eight brownfield cement projects with a total capacity of 18.8Mta are at various stages of completion and scheduled to be commissioned between June 2019 and June 2020 at an estimated cost of over PKR159bn (US$1.37bn) in Pakistan, according to a research house report. So far, all the projects have completed, on average, at least 46 per cent of their construction. China-based Sinoma is currently building a 1.9Mta plant for Bestway Cement at a cost of PKR18.9bn and about 55 per cen... |
DG Khan Cement well-positioned25 May 2018, Published under Cement NewsThis week, Pakistani cement producer DG Khan Cement launched the largest cement plant in the country as it commissioned its greenfield project at Hub , in Balochistan province, southern Pakistan. The project represents an investment of PKR40bn (US$345.3m). The project's main EPC supplier was FLSmidth, who started work on the project in 2015 through a US$62m equipment supply contract. FLSmidth provided three crushers for raw material handling, which included two TST jaw crushers (TST 1900) ... |
DG Khan Cement completes new 9000tpd Hub line23 May 2018, Published under Cement NewsDG Khan Cement Co Ltd (DGKC), informed the Pakistan Stock Exchange that it has completed the installation of country's largest cement plant of 9000tpd at Hub, Baluchistan province, near Karachi. DGKC's Company Secretary, Khalid Mahmood Chohan told Cemnet that this greenfield project was set up at a cost of over PKR40bn (US$345.3m) and has installed the latest European technology. A notification of the company says, "The largest vertical cement grinding mill with Cope drive has started ... |
Star Cement receives government subsidies to reduce debt10 May 2018, Published under Cement NewsStar Cement has received INR2bn (US$29.7m) towards a subsidies claim from the central government. The company intends to use the amount to further reduce its debt. Earlier in April company had received IN800m (US$11.8m) of subsidies and also used it for debt reduction. The total debt for the company following the payment of INR800m is expected at INR3200m, including long-term and short-term loans. The debt will further come down significantly as the company intends to utilise the entire am... |
Breedon expands its UK operations23 April 2018, Published under Cement NewsThis week Breedon Group Plc announced that it had entered into a conditional agreement to acquire Lagan Group (Holdings) Ltd for GBP455m. While the aim is to create a leading independent construction materials group in the UK and Ireland, this move will provide the group with a platform to establish further organic growth and bolt-on acquisitions. The acquisition is expected to give Breedon annual cost savings of approximately GBP5m by the third full year following completion. The ... |
Foreign producers may find Ethiopian raw materials difficult to secure16 February 2018, Published under Cement NewsCement companies in Ethiopia may in future need mining rights from local regional governments as well as Central government to excavate raw materials. The administration of the East Shewa Zone with the Oromia region, for example, has written to foreign cement firms that mine pumice for cement production to cede some of their operations to the cooperatives of unemployed youths in their areas. The Ethiopian cement market is being fiercely contested by some 17 or more producers. Utilisa... |
Cemex receives environmental approval for Solid Cement expansion18 December 2017, Published under Cement NewsCeemex has been given the all clear from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) for the its proposed expansion of its cement plant the Antipolo City, Rizal, Philippines. The Solid Cement Corp (SCC) plant will be expanded by 1.5Mta, doubling cement capacity at the facility with the new line. Cemex Holdings Philippines (CHP) signed a contract with CBMI Construction Co Ltd to commence the first phase of SCC's expansion project in Antipolo City in May 2017. |
JK Cement plans expansion spree05 December 2017, Published under Cement NewsJK Cement is planning to almost double its grey cement capacity to 18Mta in four years with brownfield and greenfield expansions. The company is embarking on a brownfield expansion of 3.5Mta at its Mangrol facility in Rajasthan. This involves capital expenditure of about INR15,000m (US$232.8m). Work at Mangrol is expected to start by end FY17-18 and commissioning is expected by end of 2019, Rajnish Kapur, head of grey cement business, told Economic Times. Separately, JK is also workin... |
Eagle Cement breaks ground on Cebu Line 423 November 2017, Published under Cement NewsEagle Cement Corp has broken ground on the fourth production line at its Cebu plant. The Cebu Line 4 is set for completion in 2020 and will include a 2Mta integrated cement plant, port facilities and cement terminals to serve the islands of Visayas and Mindanao. Currently, the company has two lines producing about 5.1Mta of cement and serves the greater Luzon markets. Eagle is also aiming to complete its third production line (2Mta) in Bulacan by 2018, which will raise capacity to 7.1Mta.... |