Ghana: CIMAF plant opens for business
Ghanaian president John Dramani Mahama has officially opened his country’s newest cement plant, a 1Mta grinding facility owned by CIMAF, according to a report in Ghana Business ...
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Kenya: Savannah Cement to raise capacity to 2.4Mta
Savannah Cement has unveiled plans to increase its Athi River plant to 2.4Mta, almost doubling its current 1.5Mta capacity, Business Daily Africa reports.
Zimbabwe: PPC commissions its Harare grinding unit
PPC Zimbabwe says it expects to increase exports into the region after commissioning a US$85m grinding plant in Harare which will double the firm’s cement production capacity to...
India: Emami Cement hopes to add 15-20Mta in 3-5 years
India-based Emami Cement has plans to construct new plants that will add 15-20Mta of capacity to its portfolio over the next 3-5 years, as reported by The Times of India. Direct...
India: ACC commissions Sindri grinding unit
ACC Ltd's 1.35Mta Sindri cement grinding unit in Jharkhand, which is a part of the Jamul Integrated project, has also been commissioned and commercial production has commenced w...
Cameroon: new Cimencam plant by 2018
Société les Cimenteries du Cameroun (Cimencam) announced that the commissioning of its new Nomayos cement plant is scheduled for mid-2018. The new grinding unit will boast an in...
Zimbabwe: PPC threaten shutdown over cheap cement imports
Darryl Castle, PPC chief executive, has told the Zimbabwean government to curb imports of cement, or his company will close its mining operations in the country and import finis...
Uganda: Hima Cement to build grinding plant in Tororo
Hima Cement is to construct a new 0.9Mt grinding plant in Tororo in eastern Uganda, according to the country’s Observer newspaper. The plant, which is to cost US$40m, will be bu...
US environmentalists to set out case against Orcem plant
Environmental activists will today take their case against a proposed Orcem cement plant and marine terminal to the public, according to local media reports.
Ecocem invests EUR30m in new JV plant
Ireland’s Ecocem has invested EUR30m into a new production plant in the north of France as part of a joint venture with ArcelorMittal, the world’s largest steel company.