Holcim, Cemex suspend Luzon output
Holcim and Cemex have suspended production at their operations in Luzon, the Philippines, to comply with social distancing and quarantine measures put in place by the country’s ...
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Holcim Argentina to replace 35% of energy with wind power
Holcim Argentina has signed a contract with YPF Luz to replace 35 per cent of its conventionally-sourced energy with wind power. This translates to 142,000Mwh per annum of deman...
Romania Competition Council suspects cement collusion
The prices charged by Romania’s three leading cement producers Holcim, CRH and HeidelbergCement have followed a similar pattern and the geographic distribution of the customers ...
Romania's Competition Council launches cement market investigation
Romania's Competition Council (RCC) is investigating possible anti-competitive practices between the three domestic market cement producers – Holcim Romania, CRH Ciment Romania ...
Holcim to help Philippines with plastic waste
Holcim Philippinese is planning to increase its consumption of residual plastic wastes as alternative fuel in cement production to help the Philippine government in its waste ma...
Mexican cement prices forecast to rise in 2018
Cement prices in Mexico are expected to continue their rise this year. Cemex increased its cement price at the start and in the middle of the year by Cemex, "We have announced t...
Colombia’s State Council ratifies Holcim pricing sanction
Following Colombia’s State Council confirmation of a million-dollar sanction imposed by the Superintendency of Industry and Commerce against Cemex Colombia, the country’s High C...
Holcim to import 423,500t of clinker into Argentina
Between May and December 2018 Holcim is expected to import 423,500t of clinker into Argentina, worth US$27.52m. The imports will arrive in 10 shipments of 42,350t each.
Holcim Argentina to invest US$120m in Malagueño
Holcim Argentina has announced a US$120m investment to raise cement capacity at its Malagueño plant by 45 per cent.
Cementos Argos, Cemex and Holcim fined COP200bn
Colombia has fined Cementos Argos, Cemex and Holcim over COP200bn (US$66m) for fixing prices, according to Reuters.