Zimbabwe: PPC capacity utilisation “less than ideal”
The managing director of PPC Zimbabwe, Kelibone Masiyane, has admitted that his firm’s capacity utilisation is “less than ideal” due to the downturn in the country’s economy, th...
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South African cement manufacturer PPC is reportedly in talks with its nearest rival AfriSam Group over a possible merger.
PPC will strengthen its hand with AfriSam merger
The focus of a potential merger in South Africa between two major cement producers caught the eye this week. PPC and AfriSam already have a significant stake in the country’s ce...
PCC and AfriSam in merger talks
PPC is in merger talks with its nearest competitor, AfriSam Group, seeking to overcome valuation disagreements that prevented the completion of previous tie-up efforts, accordin...
Rwanda: new CEO of Cimerwa and PPC Gauteng business unit executive
Former General Manager of PPC Cement’s Hercules and Jupiter operations in Gauteng, Bheki Mthembu, has been appointed the CEO of Cimerwa in Rwanda. Meanwhile, Kevin Odendaal will...
South Africa: PPC to fund Slurry Kiln 9 project from B-BBEE deal
JSE-listed cement maker PPC says it has started structuring its new broad-based black economic empowerment (B-BBEE) agreement, after it had concluded subscription agreements of ...
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Improved cement sales in South Africa and growing volumes in Rwanda resulted in PPC reporting a 13 per cent increase in group cement sales in the six months ending 30 September ...
Consolidation needed in South African market claims PPC chief
Darryll Castle, chief executive of PPC, has said that he believes there are too many cement companies operating in South Africa, adding that necessary consolidation would leave ...
South Africa: PPC's 1H profits fall 66%
PPC Ltd reported a 66 per cent decline in half-year profit, hit by higher finance costs.
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Effective 1 October 2016 Zimbabwe's authorities have introduced a tariff of US$100/t on cement imports. The move comes after a number of cement producers, including PPC, warned ...