UltraTech clinker grinding project to start in October
UltraTech Cement is preparing to set up a 3Mta clinker grinding unit in Cuttack district, Odisha, India. The INR5.59bn project,which will be funded through a bank loan, will be ...
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Thamesport Cement to build 0.5Mta grinding plant in UK
Thamesport Cement has submitted a full planning application of its proposed site on the Isle of Grain, Kent, UK. Backed by France-based Cem’In’Eu, the company promises to bring ...
RCCPL announces grinding plant expansion
India's Birla Corp has announced that it plans to carry out the second phase of expansion at the grinding plant of its RCCPL subsidiary in Kundanganj, Uttar Pradesh. The project...
Cim Ivoire starts up new plant
Cim Metal-owned Cim Ivoire has started production at its Abidjan grinding plant in Côte d’Ivoire. The 8650tpd grinding unit, which features a vertical roller mill, is the larges...
Boral concludes deal with Geelong Port for new facility
A new clinker grinding and cement facility is to be built at Geelong following an agreement between Boral Cement and Geelong Port, Australia. The 25-year agreement will see Bora...
JK Lakshmi upgrades capacity for increased demand
India’s JK Lakshmi Cement Ltd has recently upgraded the capacity at two grinding units in Gujarat to supply the growing demand in the region. The units in Kalol and Surat supply...
Pioneer Cement raises grinding capacity
Pioneer Cement, located at Khushab, in Punjab province has increased its cement grinding capacity to 0.8Mta. Company Secretary, Waqar Naeem, notified the stock exchange on Wedne...
Vicat
Vicat is to invest some EUR223m in its Indian operations. Of this, EUR60m will be spend on a 1.75Mta grinding centre at Vizianagam in Andhra Pradesh for completion by the middle...
Paraguay’s INC announces record sales in November
Industria Nacional del Cemento (INC) announced record sales of 1.2m bags in November 2017.
Consortium applies to build 1Mta grinding unit in Athi River
A consortium of local quarry operators and institutional investors are planning to establish a KES5bn (US$48.3m) cement plant in Athi River, Kenya.