France’s decarbonisation paradox Premium
In a mature market that has long faced headwinds, the French cement industry has made decarbonisation its strategic priority. While demand remains under pressure, the sector con...
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In a mature market that has long faced headwinds, the French cement industry has made decarbonisation its strategic priority. While demand remains under pressure, the sector con...
The Philippines’ cement industry is balancing slower demand and rising import pressure with investment in a lower-carbon future. As the country launches its decarbonisation road...
Brazil’s cement sector held firm in 2025, weathering slower growth, high interest rates and mounting household debt as housing, infrastructure and sustainability investment cont...
Pakistan’s cement sector is benefiting from a broader economic recovery, supported by lower inflation, easing interest rates, and improving construction activity. Rising demand,...
Japan’s construction and cement industries are balancing infrastructure-led growth and sustainability ambitions against labour shortages, rising costs and weakening domestic cem...
Thailand’s cement industry is navigating a difficult balancing act, weighed down by weak private demand and overcapacity, yet supported by infrastructure investment and green in...
Ghana’s cement industry is entering a defining new era. Backed by accelerating economic growth, rising infrastructure investment and surging urban demand, the country is witness...
As infrastructure spending accelerates and a persistent housing deficit fuels demand, Kenya’s cement industry is emerging as a key beneficiary of this growth cycle. Supported by...
China’s cement industry faced a challenging year in 2025, with output falling to its lowest level since 2010. However, cement producers hope that the Year of the Horse and the s...
The US cement market is entering a period of profound structural tension. Falling consumption, rising imports and the rapid shift to Type IL cement have disrupted long-standing ...