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Kenya: Holcim won't buy out Bamburi Cement

Kenya: Holcim won't buy out Bamburi Cement

Holcim said it has no intention of making a takeover offer for Bamburi Cement Ltd in Kenya if competition regulators allow its planned merger with Lafarge SA, Bloomberg reports....

Construction boosts Kenyan cement demand

Construction boosts Kenyan cement demand

In May, cement consumption in the Kenya rose to 450,379t in May, up from 426,523t in April and continuing the upward trend noted since March when demand stood at 387,266t, accor...

GCR affirms ARM Cement's ratings, outlook Stable

GCR affirms ARM Cement's ratings, outlook Stable

Global Credit Ratings (GCR) has today affirmed the national scale ratings assigned to ARM Cement Ltd of A(KE) and A1(KE) in the long term and short term respectively. The outloo...

Bamburi Cement names new CEO

Bamburi Cement names new CEO

Bamburi Cement, part of the Lafarge group, has announced the appointment of Bruno Pescheux as chief executive officer and a member of the Board of Directors, effective 21 July 2...

Lafarge denies claims of market dominance, Kenya

Lafarge denies claims of market dominance, Kenya

Lafarge has denied claims by Kenya’s antitrust authority that the cement producer may be flouting domestic competition rules and said it wants to work with the government to boo...

Plans for new Kenyan plant in the pipeline

Plans for new Kenyan plant in the pipeline

Construction materials supplier Karsan Ramji & Sons plan to set up a new cement production facility in Kenya. The KES426m (US$4.9m) plant is expected to produce an average of 70...

Kenya: Lafarge under competition probe

Kenya: Lafarge under competition probe

Kenya’s antitrust authority may force Lafarge SA to sell some of its domestic interests if the cement maker is found to be flouting domestic competition rules, according to Bloo...

EAPCC issues profit warning

EAPCC issues profit warning

East African Portland Cement Co Ltd (EAPCC) expects profit for its full year through June to fall by more than 25 per cent, it said on Friday. The company blamed rising competit...