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Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe Ltd said business volumes had declined considerably due to low demand amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The LafargeHolcim subsidiary said the lockdown will hav...
Lafarge Zimbabwe has seen a 19 per cent decline in cement consumption. Flora Chinhaire, Lafarge Zimbabwe Company Secrtary reported that hyper-inflation in the country had impact...
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe has obtained a long-term US$30m facility from its parent company to enable settlement of outstanding obligations, according to The Zimbabwe Independent. ...
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe reported a loss of ZWD1174m (US$4.9m) for 1H18 due to a significant tax settlement. In 2017, the company disclosed a contingent liability of ZWD7.9m rela...
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe’s commercial director, Edith Matekaire, has called for new investments in production capacity to ensure the country does not run out of supply by 2020. "...
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe Ltd posted a loss of US$609,589 for the year ended 31 December 2017. Revenue during the period under review fell 4.14 per cent to US$58.4m from US$61m re...
Due to an influx of cheap imported products in Zimbabwe, local cement producers have warned of a possible scaling down of operations and closures, saying protectionist measures ...
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe has said that expects to see a return to profitability in 2016 after recording a loss of US$1.9m in 2015. Announcing its results for the year, Lafarge bl...
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe's volumes came off by 7.4 per cent to 312,000t for the year ended 31 December 2014 from 337,000t in the prior year. The decline in sales was attributed t...
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe recorded a 11 per cent decline in turnover to US$60.4m for the year ended 31 December due to a drop in volumes and prices.