CRH reports net income up 15% in 2024
CRH posted total revenues of USS$8.9bn in the fourth quarter of 2024, up two per cent YoY. The group's net income advanced by 24 per cent YoY to US$0.7bn in the 4Q24, resulting ...
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Mannok introduces Ultra White Cement
Ireland-based Mannok Cement are introducing Ultra White Cement, the first product manufactured and supplied by the company's new associate, Çimsa Çimento Sanayi Ve Ticaret AS . ...
Mannok Cement bags EUR350,000 saving
Ireland-based Mannok has successfully addressed a plastic bag weight issue at its cement plant in Ballyconnell, leading to up to EUR350,000 in savings per year. The cement plant...
Ecocem and Bouygues Construction announce global carbon reduction partnership
Global construction company Bouygues Construction has signed an agreement with low-carbon cement producer Ecocem . The long-term goal of the partnership is to use Ecocem’s ACT t...
Alan Connolly appointed interim CFO at CRH
CRH has announced that Alan Connolly will assume the position of Interim Chief Financial Officer (CFO) following Jim Mintern’s transition to Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on Jan...
CRH announces group 3Q24 revenues of US$10.5bn
CRH announced total revenues for the group of US$10.5bn (3Q23: US$10.1bn) in the 3Q24 were four per cent ahead, while organic total revenues were one per cent behind the corresp...
CRH announces new CEO
CRH has announced the appointment of Jim Mintern as the next chief executive officer, succeeding Albert Manifold who will retire at the end of the year. Mr Mintern is currently ...
Blowouts at Irish Cement spark calls for action
Following a recent early morning blowout at Irish Cement , a subsidiary of CRH Plc , that left local residents waking to cars and property coated in white dust, calls have been ...
Ecocem appoints Mike Donovan as technical director of its US operations
Ecocem , Europe’s leading proprietor of low-carbon cement technologies, announced on 4 September that it has appointed Mike Donovan as technical director for its operations in t...
State building projects in Ireland must use low-carbon concrete under new rules
Future state-funded building such as roads, schools and hospitals must use low-carbon concrete under new regulations which came into force yesterday. Concrete will be a key buil...