Than Taw Myat Cement adds second kiln line
Than Taw Myat Company has doubled its production capacity to at its cement plant in Kyaukse township, Mandalay, Myanmar, to 10,000tpd with a second 5000tpd kiln line.
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Mon State Parliament to debate coal-fired power plant
Mon State Parliament agreed on Tuesday to debate the legality of a cement factory’s coal-fired power plant in Mon State’s Kyaikmayaw Township, according to local press reports. ...
Power issue at Mawlamyine Cement
The Myanmar Ministry of Electricity and Energy has revealed that Mawlamyine Cement (MCL), a joint venture between Siam Cement Group and Pacific Link Cement, has not sought permi...
Karen National Union asked to cancel its cement plant plans
Karen National Union received a petition by nearly 1000 residents from Mon State asking to cancel a quarry and a cement factory planned for construction in a mountain pass, near...
IFC considering equity injection in Myanmar cement plant expansion project
The International Finance Corp (IFC) is considering an equity injection into the brownfield expansion of Shwe Taung Cement Co's cement plant at Pyi Nyaung village, Myanmar . Shw...
Myanmar: Mandalay plants ordered to install emissions monitoring equipment
Mandalay's region government has ordered the cement factories in Kyaukse and Thazi townships to install air-testing devices.
Myanmar: Singapore investment fund to part-finance new 1.6Mta plant
Singapore-based Credera has announced that it will invest US$20m in a stake in a new 5000tpd cement plant in Myanmar, Deal Street Asia reports.
Myanmar: Mawlamyine Cement ordered to redo environmental study
The government of Mon State, Myanmar, has ordered another environmental impact assessment on Mawlamyine Cement Ltd (MCL), according to Soe Naing, head of the Mon State's environ...
Myanmar: first Loesche mills
Yojin Construction and Engineering Co Ltd (South Korea) has placed an order for two vertical roller mills with Loesche. The two VRM are to be used at the new clinker grinding pl...
Myanmar: BASF to open new construction chemicals plant
German industrial chemical firm BASF has announced that it will open its first manufacturing plant in Myanmar in 2017, Newswire Today reports.