Lafarge to spend US$20m on Harare plant upgrade
Lafarge Cement is planning to invest US$20m in the rehabilitation of its Harare works in Zimbabwe to boost volumes.
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Lafarge Cement is planning to invest US$20m in the rehabilitation of its Harare works in Zimbabwe to boost volumes.
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe’s profit for the first half of 2013 fell 3.8 per cent, but the company expects a better performance in the remainder of the year due to cost reduction me...
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe has earmarked an investment of US$180-200m over the next 10 years to raise capacity in the southern African country. Speaking to local press during an ev...
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe has pledged US$3m towards the Mashonaland East community share ownership fund to meet the requirements of the country’s economic and empowerment regulati...
Rising cement demand in the Zimbabwe market has resulted to Lafarge Cement Co upgrading its revenue forecast for full year 2012 to US$62m, from an initial forecast of US$60m.
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe plans to spend US$4.5m on capital expenditure during 2012 in a move aimed at improving the plant’s efficiencies, according to local press. In a trading u...
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe reported a 19 per cent increase in turnover of ZWD$49.7m (US$0.14m) in 2011 driven by rising local demand. Pretax profit was up 35 per cent to ZWD5m from...