Athi River Mining: East Africa expansion
Kenya-based cement producer Athi River Mining (ARM) earlier this week reported a significant rise in 2011 cement sales on the back of new domestic cement capacity. The company i...
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Athi River pretax profit rises, Kenya
Kenya-based firm, Athi River Mining, posted a 23 per cent rise in 2011 pretax profit to KES1.36bn (US$16.4m), the company said while net profit came in at KES1150m.
Athi River calls for Kaloleni reopening, Kenya
Athi River Mining has appealed to the National Environment Management Authority (Nema) to re-open its factory at Kaloleni in Kilifi County, saying they have met all the conditio...
Bamburi Cement uncertain on 2012 outlook
Bamburi Cement, a unit of Lafarge, reported a 28 per cent rise in 2011 turnover supported by sales from its Ugandan unit but warns its performance this year could be affected by...
High Court blocks appointment of new chairman, Kenya
A High Court Judge has blocked President Kibaki's appointment of new East African Portland Cement (EAPCC) chairman Dr Isaac Mpapaluu ole Mepenay pending a ruling on March 16, Al...
Kenya: quarry blockage paralyses cement plant
Barely two weeks after the troubled East African Portland Cement (EAPC) resumed operations, the cement factory is facing closure due to lack of raw materials. Members of Maasai ...
EAPCC operations likely to resume on Thursday, Kenya
East African Portland Cement Company (EAPCC) is expected to resume operations after the parties involved in a dispute have reached a solution. EAPCC chairman, Mark ole Karbolo, ...
East Africa Portland Cement workers return to plant, Kenya
East African Portland Cement employees have returned to plant operations after signing a ‘return-to-work’ agreement with management, local press reports. The agreement comes aft...
Mining closure set to affect Kenyan production
Operations by Kenya’s leading cement producers including East African Portland Cement and Bamburi Cement – all with operations in the Athi River region – may be forced to halt p...