Gresik to invest in new plants, Indonesia
Indonesian cement producer, PT Semen Gresik, plans to build new cement plants in Sumatra and Java this year with an investment cost of IDR7trn (US$756m), according to reports in...
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CMS embarks on expansion, Malaysia
CMS Cement, the sole cement manufacturer on the Malaysian state of Sarawak, is to invest MYR150m on an expansion programme, Malaysia’s National News Agency, Bernama, reported. "...
Saudi Cement delays kiln starts until 3Q12
Further to Saudi Cement Company announcement in February 2012 regarding re-operating of Kiln No. 6 with 4000tpd of clinker capacity, and also the re-operating of three old kilns...
Citi cuts CNBM, Conch target price, China
Citi Group has cut the target price of Chinese players CNBM to Sell and Anhui Conch to Neutral and outlines the latter's latest moves in terms of suspended and new capacity.
FLSmidth wins orders for Cimpor projects in Brazil
FLSmidth has received contracts to provide two major cement projects for Cimpor in Brazil. The expansion plans include a brand new production unit in northwestern Brazil (the Ca...
Bangladesh: Seven Rings Cement to double production capacity
Seven Circle (BD) Ltd, one of the fastest-growing cement companies of the country, will double its production capacity to 3.3Mta by the end of 2014.
Athi River Mining: East Africa expansion
Kenya-based cement producer Athi River Mining (ARM) earlier this week reported a significant rise in 2011 cement sales on the back of new domestic cement capacity. The company i...
Indocement sales advance, further growth ahead, Indonesia
PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa, part of the HeidelbergCement Group, said on Tuesday cement sales rose 15 per cent in 2011 and forecasts a strong rise in infrastructure projects ...
Lafarge to expand Indian operations
Lafarge is expanding its operations in India but says it will do so organically and isn't considering any acquisitions at present, Chairman Bruno Lafont said Tuesday.
Ambuja Cements investment update, India
Ambuja Cements, part of the Holcim Group, plans to invest INR18bn (US$358m) by December 2013 to increase capacity.