Morocco sees monthly demand uptick
Moroccan cement orders increased 3.35 per cent in April to 1.38Mt from 1.33Mt in April 2014. The regional markets in particular supported this growth with Oued Eddahab reporting...
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Votorantim
Votorantim Cementos has announced a US$1600m investment programme that involves five new cement plants in Brazil, two in Turkey and one in Bolivia as well a the expansion and mo...
Ciments du Maroc 9.3% fall in profit
Ciments du Maroc closed 2014 with a 5.1 per cent fall in its turnover from MAD3.6bn (US$35m) to MAD3.4bn. The cement producer’s operating results experienced a 9.3 per cent drop...
Ciments du Maroc: Moroccan market to show little change in 2015
The Moroccan cement market is expected to show not much change in 2015 from the previous year, according to Mario Bracci, CEO of Ciments du Maroc. The Italcementi-owned cement p...
Moroccan cement sales dip 0.45% in Feb 2015
After registering a 5.61 per cent advance in domestic cement consumption in January 2015, Morocco’s cement market slipped 0.45 per cent to 1.137Mt in February, according to the ...
Moroccan cement demand drops 5.4% in 2014
The Moroccan cement market contracted by 5.4 per cent to 14.1Mt in 2014, reaching a new low as demand hits a level not seen since 2008.
Morocco’s cement demand falls 5.4% in 2014
The fall in Morocco’s cement consumption declined by 5.4 per cent, following a 6.3 per cent reduction in 2013, according to the Moroccan Economics and Finance Ministry (DEPF). T...
Ciments du Maroc posts positive 1H14 results
Ciments du Maroc saw turnover increase to MAD1.63bn (US$185m) in 1H14, up 16.4 per cent from MAD1.4bn the same period the previous year.
Morocco’s market demand falls 5% in August
The Moroccan cement market is not about to recover. The latest figures indicate a third-consecutive year of contraction, according to APC, the Moroccan cement producers' associa...
Morocco: Lafarge turnover slips 2.1% in 1H14
Lafarge’s Moroccan subsidiary, Lafarge Ciments, saw turnover in 1H14 slip by 2.1 per cent to MAD2.56bn (US$298m) as prices and a favourable product mix only partially offset by ...