Natural sand supply in Latin America tightens
Furthermore, mines that do not comply face closure. In Mexico authorities announced the recovery of 1200 concessions across six states, covering nearly 890,000ha due to non-paym...
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Furthermore, mines that do not comply face closure. In Mexico authorities announced the recovery of 1200 concessions across six states, covering nearly 890,000ha due to non-paym...
In its Outlook Survey for the 1Q26, carried out before the Middle East conflict escaped and oil prices surged, it highlights that 79 per cent of the companies surveyed reported ...
Cement production in Italy edged up by one per cent YoY and five per cent MoM in September 2025, according to the Italian concrete association, Federbeton. Import and export dat...
The price of cement in Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, has dropped by 52.3 per cent from US$21 to US$11/bag three weeks after the end of the strike by tra...
Speculation on the price of grey cement in Kisangani, northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo, was denounced by the Tshopo provincial Minister of Economy, Senold Tandia Akombo...
The expansion of the Cementis cement plant in Ibity, near Antsirabe in Madagascar, is expected to lead to a significant drop in cement prices. Within three years, the price of a...
The price of bagged cement in Niakara, Côte d’Ivoire, has increased by 22% to XOF110,000/t (US$177.53/t) from XOF90,000/t reported Agence Ivoirienne de Presse. "From now on, we ...
The South African government has asked the country's cement producers to commit to no price increases in return for the government approving safeguard action against cheap impor...
Based on cement dispatches over the first 11 months, Pakistan’s cement market is expected to contract by 10 per cent in FY22 (ending 30 June), compared to FY21, according to a r...
Following the price rise of imported coal, petcoke and crude oil due to the Russia-Ukraine war, cement prices in India are expected to increase by 6-13 per cent. In the last six...