Cemex to invest in seven energy projects
Cemex has plans for seven energy projects in Mexico, including wind parks, according to its CEO, Fernando González Olivieri.
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Meeting Russian requirements Premium
Since entering the Russian market in 2001 with the acquisition of the 1Mta Cesla cement plant, HeidelbergCement has expanded its local operations significantly. In this exclusiv...
Ecocem to invest EUR5m in two UK terminals
Ireland-based Ecocem will open a new terminal at Runcorn, on the Manchester Ship Canal, to help the company import into the UK, and plans a second terminal later this year in th...
Votorantim
Votorantim Cimentos is investing a further EUR1.7m in the Toral de Los Vados cement works in Spain this year, having spent EUR1.8m there last year. Clinker production at the wor...
Cemex outlines 2016 investment spend
Cemex plans to invest US$700m in various maintenance and expansion projects in 2016, according to Fernando González, CEO of Cemex. Of the total sum US$450m will be allocated to ...
Votorantim to invest in Spanish plant
Votorantim Cimentos will invest EUR1.7m in the Toral de los Vados cement plant of its Spanish subsidiary Cementos Cosmos. The investment will fund environmental improvements as ...
Peru: Soboce approves BOB487.2m to continue growth
An extraordinary shareholders meeting of Sociedad Boliviana de Cemento (Soboce) has approved to reinvest BOB487.2m (US$790.9m) and raise its paid-up capital to continue its inve...
Votorantim
Votorantim Cementos has announced a US$1600m investment programme that involves five new cement plants in Brazil, two in Turkey and one in Bolivia as well a the expansion and mo...
Votorantim announces 2015-18 investment plan
Votorantim Cimentos announces a new investment package which will see BRL5bn (US$1.6bn) invested in five new factories in Brazil, one in Turkey and one in Bolivia, as well as in...
Cementos Argos
Cementos Argos has reported a 58.8 per cent rise in profit in 2014, coming in at COP291bn (US$145m), compared to COP183bn in 2013. The growth, which was driven by domestic sales...