Holcim expects 3-5% growth in Mexico
The Mexican cement market will expand by 3-5 per cent in 2015, according to a forecast by Holcim México.
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Rodolfo Montero new Holcim México CEO
From 1 March, Rodolfo Montero becomes the new CEO of Holcim México, succeeding Eduardo Kretschmer, who will leave Holcim after 34 years. Mr Montero previously held the position ...
Holcim to offer shareholders merger sweetener?
Holcim is considering offering its shareholders a sweetener to win their approval for a planned merger with Lafarge, Reuters reported citing an article in a Swiss newspaper. Ana...
Ecuador: Holcim inaugurates modernised Guayaquil works
Holcim recently opened Phase II of its Guayaquil, Ecuador, cement works modernisation. The second phase of the Guayaquil modernisation includes the addition of a new raw vertica...
Holcim to sell Siam City Cement stake, Thailand
Siam City Cement PCL (SCCC), Thailand's second-largest cement maker, said on Monday Holcim has decided to sell its 27.5 per cent stake in the company. SCCC said in a statement t...
Holcim sees 3% improvement in like-for-like net sales
Holcim increased net sales by three per cent on a like-for-like basis in 2014. Growth mostly resulted from price improvements in many regions, particularly in North America agai...
CCI clears LH merger on condition
The Competition Commission of India has reportedly given the green light to the Lafarge and Holcim merger on condition it divests divests some of its units, including limestone ...
LH: potential merger of Indian operations on the cards?
Lafarge and Holcim may bring together their local Indian interests as part of the merger process between the two global cement majors, according to local press. The Economic Tim...
Mexico: LH merger green light
Mexico’s Federal Commission for Economic Competition (Cofece) has granted approval for the merger of Lafarge and Holcim (LH).
Holcim Obourg reduces job losses
The management of Holcim’s Obourg plant in Belgium and the unions have signed an agreement regarding the restructuring of the works. The majority of the 38 staff that will be la...