Dangote to use Sea Invest to import 1Mta into Côte d’Ivoire
Nigeria’s Dangote Cement’s subsidiary in Côte d’Ivoire plans to use the Sea Invest platform in Abidjan to import 1Mta of cement into the country.
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Ghanaian producers call for level playing field
Cement producers in Ghana have appealed to the country’s Tariff Advisory Board (TAB) to create a level playing against increased volumes of imported cement.
Saudi October sales rise by 2%
Saudi cement sales rose by two per cent during October 2013 to 4.91Mt compared with 4.13Mt in the same period a year ago.
Significant rise in Saudi Arabia clinker imports
Saudi cement companies have reported a significant rise in clinker imports over the first three quarters of the year while cement exports decline.
US July cement shipments and imports rise
Total shipments of Portland and blended cement in the US and Puerto Rico in July 2013 reached about 8.1Mt, US Geological Survey statistics show, which translates to an 11 per ce...
Pakistan September export volumes ahead
Pakistan achieved double-digit rises in both export volumes and revenue in September compared to the month before, data from the Bureau of Statistics shows.
Algeria imports 3.6Mt of cement in 9M2013
Algerian cement imports jumped by 65 per cent in terms of value and 70 per cent in volume during the first nine months of 2013, according to the country’s customs statistics off...
Cement imports - fortress Mexico breached
The first industrial scale consignment of bagged cement in 25 years has successfully been imported to Mexico, marking a unique milestone in the recent history of the Mexican bui...
Russia: the rise of imported cement
Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) has launched a case against stevedoring companies and ports in the Rostov region for refusing the transfer of shipments from Turkey o...
SFERA eyes Montenegro project
The Russia-based SFERA group is considering developing a cement plant in the Montenegrin town of Pljevlja, local media reported on Wednesday. SFERA representatives and local com...