LafargeHolcim: Hagerstown rejuvenated
International Cement Review invited Pascal Casanova, LafargeHolcim’s regional director for North America and Mexico, and John Stull, CEO , US Cement, LafargeHolcim, to comment ...
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Colombia's road ahead
In a week that has seen LafargeHolcim announcing the start of construction of a new 0.5Mta cement plant in Buga and Cementos Argos reporting a significant fall in profits for ...
LafargeHolcim invests in new Colombia plant
Holcim Colombia has announced it will begin the construction of a new cement plant in Buga, Valle del Cauca, Colombia. The new plant will have a capacity of 0.5Mta and repre...
LafargeHolcim adjusts medium-term targets
LafargeHolcim has adjusted its medium-term group targets, according to the group’s 2016 Capital Markets Day statement. In the last 12 months, the company reached net sales of...
Nigeria: Ashaka Cement to delist from NSE
LafargeHolcim subsidiary Ashaka Cement has said that it will voluntarily delist its shares from the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) after the freely-tradable proportion fell belo...
India: LafargeHolcim increases stake in Ambuja and ACC
LafargeHolcim has increased its shareholding in Ambuja Cement through the purchase of an additional 39.1m shares, increasing the Franco-Swiss firm’s stake by 1.49 per cent to 6...
LafargeHolcim 3Q16 net sales 3.1% lower
LafargeHolcim's 3Q16 net sales amounted to CHF7.03bn, 3.1 per cent lower on a like-for-like basis on 3Q15. For 9M16 net sales reached CHF20.3bn, down -1.8 per cent on a like-fo...
Ambuja Cement profits up 80% as Indian profits climb 40% overall
Ambuja Cement has released its Q3 earnings, which show that net profits for the company were up by 80 per cent YoY at INR2.77bn (US$41.5m). Revenues were down slightly, fall...
9M16 results see upturn in the US and Egypt
Several cement companies released their 9M16 results this week. While the US and Egypt provided a healthy boost to business results for companies such as Titan Cement Group, i...
Lebanon: beyond tomorrow
With falling domestic consumption and foreign direct investment offering limited demand at home and the Syrian war disrupting regional export routes, Lebanon’s cement producers...