Honduras

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Cementos Argos sees Honduras potential

Cementos Argos sees Honduras potential

This week it was announced that Cementos Argos was looking to expand its overseas cement capacity by upgrading its 0.3Mta Cementos del Sur (Cesur) facility in San Lorenzo Vall...

Argos Honduras to add capacity at San Lorenzo

Argos Honduras to add capacity at San Lorenzo

Colombia’s Cementos Argos has announced plans to construct a new cement plant in San Lorenzo, Valle, southern Honduras. The project represents an investment of US$25m. “Argo...

Cementos Argos 2Q16 US results remain strong

Cementos Argos 2Q16 US results remain strong

For the second quarter Cementos Argos' cement volumes decreased by 1.9 per cent, totalling 3.5Mt, as a result of a challenging market environment in Colombia. These results wer...

Seizing opportunities

Seizing opportunities

Cementos Argos has expanded rapidly over the last decade from a local Colombian company to a multinational cement, concrete and aggregates player, competing successfully in a g...

Honduras: cement price up HNL10.35 in past year

Honduras: cement price up HNL10.35 in past year

A 42.5kg bag of cement in Honduras has seen its price rise by HNL10.35 (US$0.48) in the past 12 months as the ex-works price was dollarised. In February 2014, the Ministry o...

Honduran cement price to hold

Honduran cement price to hold

Following a suggestion by Silvio Larios, general manager of the Honduran Chamber of the Construction Industry (Chico), to revise the price of cement, representatives of the c...

Honduras: Chico calls for lower cement prices

Honduras: Chico calls for lower cement prices

The Honduran Chamber of the Construction Industry (Chico) has requested cement producers to revise the price of bagged grey cement. Cement companies have maintained the price...

Five Star Mining to invest US$200m in Honduras

Five Star Mining to invest US$200m in Honduras

Five Star Mining (FSM) intends to invest US$200m over three years in the Honduran cement and mining industry, according to the country’s Subsecretariat of Environment and Minin...