CRH exits Israeli operations
CRH confirmed it has exited the Israeli market, having sold its 25 per cent equity stake in its Israeli operations.
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Israel allows 1120t of cement to enter Gaza
Palestinian officials say the amount of the cement Israel has allowed into the Gaza Strip is not enough for rebuilding the strip following Israel’s 50-day war against the enclav...
Israel: antitrust moves to increase competition
Israel’s antitrust authority is taking steps to introduce competition in the domestic cement market by calling on the country’s dominant producer to make a plant disposal or adj...
Israel: CRH mulls disposal of Nesher cement stake
CRH Group is considering the sale of its 25 per cent stake in Mashav, the holding company for Nesher cement, Israel, which the Irish group acquired in 2001, reports The Sunday I...
Israel release 1000t of cement into Gaza
The Gaza Strip will receive 1000t of cement from Israel to help it recover from the last storm, the Palestinian Authority civil affairs minister said. Hussein al-Sheikh told Ma’...
Israel: Nesher to pack cement in smaller bags
Nesher Cement has to comply with a Knesset committee bill to sell cement in 25kg bags in addition to the 50kg bags that are currently available. N
Israel opens Gaza for cement imports
After six years of closing the border with Gaza to cement, gravel and iron imports, Israel has decided to allow such deliveries to take place again via
Israel: Nesher cement to face competition
An Israeli cabinet committee working on ways to lower the cost of living approved a plan on Tuesday to inject competition into Israel's cement industry.
CRH looks for new Nesher Cement CEO
CRH is reviewing the candidacy of Moshe Kaplinsky for the position of CEO of Nesher Cement Enterprises following the departure of Joel Feldschuh announced earlier this week. Mr ...
Israel's Clal sells 55% of Nesher cement unit to Livnats
Holding company Clal Industries agreed to sell a 55% stake in Mashav Initiating & Development, the parent of Nesher Cement, to the Livnat family for ILS1.32bn (US$355m). Clal wi...