Cementum Veritas to invest EUR10.4m in new grinding unit
Spain’s Cementum Veritas plans to invest EUR10.4m in a new clinker grinding unit in Albanilla, Murcia. The 95,760t works is expected include three silos of 1500t, which represen...
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KHD wins new cement grinding order in Turkey
Batisöke Söke Çimento Sanayi TAS awarded KHD Humboldt Wedag a contract for engineering and delivery of equipment to increase its cement grinding capacity at its plant in western...
Two new cement grinding plants for South Africa
Two new grinding stations will be established in Southern Africa by the end of 2014, to be set up by new market entrant Osho Ventures, CemNet News has learnt.
Cemex to open 0.45Mta mill in Clemencia, Colombia
Cemex has scheduled the inauguration of its new 0.45Mta cement grinding unit in Clemencia, Colombia.
Baticim new mill put into operation, Turkey
Baticim Bati Anadolu Cimento Sanayii has put its new vertical raw mill for finish cement into operation. The mill has a capacity of 380tph, Baticim said in a bourse filing.
Sri Lankan government plans four port-based cement facilities
The government of Sri Lanka plans to establish four cement facilities adjacent to the country’s main ports as part of its plan to establish new industrial estates within new and...
Loesche wins another order at Dangote's Ibese works
Dangote Cement has placed another order with Loesche for a VRM cement mill, this time for its new Ibese 7 project. Loesche will supply a LM63.3+3 mill for clinker to be ground w...
Lafarge bullish on Philippine outlook
Lafarge Republic sees sustained cement demand growth in the Philippines through the year as the company prepares to lift capacity to meet future requirements. While demand in th...
Grinding for western India Premium
Earlier this year, UltraTech Cement, part of the Aditya Birla Group, commissioned a new 1.6Mta grinding unit at its Hotgi cement works in Maharashtra, India. The new state-of-th...
DG Khan Cement plans greenfield plant, Pakistan
DG Khan Cement has been given the green light by its Board of Directors (BoD) to set up a greenfield plant in Pakistan, but plans for a Mozambique facility have been withdrawn.