Algeria’s GICA to produce 20Mta of cement by 2019-20
Algeria’s Groupe Industriel des Ciments d’Algérie (GICA) will increase its production to 20Mta by 2019-20, said company spokesperson Azzeddine Asfirane.
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Scan Togo Awandjelo works to be inaugurated
Scan Togo’s new works at Awandjélo in Togo’s Kara region will be inaugurated on 15 July, according to local news reports. The HeidelbergCement-owned works represents an investme...
LafargeHolcim Laâyoune grinding unit enters operation
LafargeHolcim Maroc has completed the construction of its 0.2Mta grinding unit in Laâyoune, according to the company’s management board.
Zambia’s president unveils plans for US$528m cement plant
President Edgar Lungu of Zambia announced the construction of a US$528m cement plant at Ndola Lime Co in the country’s Copperbelt as the country aims to diversify its economy.
Asia prepares for new capacity Premium
As ICR rounds up the latest capacity projects from around the world in its July 2017 issue, CemNet focusses on cement plants currently under construction and recently-announced ...
Votorantim
Votorantim has started operations at its Sivas works in Turkey. The plant recently trebled its capacity to 1.8Mta and now represents 42 per cent of the group’s Turkish capacity....
Votorantim Cimentos to inaugurate Sivas plant
Votorantim Cimentos is to inaugurate its cement works in Sivas, Turkey, as part of its drive for geographic diversification.
Shaping southeast Asia Premium
Ahead of Cemtech Asia in Singapore, 9-12 July 2017, ICR takes a moment to consider the changing make-up of southeast Asia’s cement capacity. The region has been at the forefront...
PPC
For the year ending March 2017, PPC saw its group revenue improve by five per cent to ZAR9641m (US$750m), compared to ZAR9187m in the previous year. EBITDA over the same period ...
Dangote Cement
Production is due to start at Dangote’s new 1.5Mta cement grinding plant in Bouansa, Republic of Congo, this month, according to the company. The US$300m facility will take the ...