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Cementos Molins signs EUR180m green loan

Cementos Molins signs EUR180m green loan

Spanish cement producer Cementos Molins has signed a EUR180m green loan to refinance all of its domestic debt and extend its maturity by five years. The agreement includes o...

Tudela Veguin opens new El Musel terminal

Tudela Veguin opens new El Musel terminal

Cementos Tudela Veguin has inaugurated its new terminal at El Musel, Gijón, Spain. The new terminal will enable the company to receive and store cement in a 4500m 2 warehouse....

Spain's cement demand edged up 3% in October

Spain's cement demand edged up 3% in October

Cement consumption in Spain increased by three per cent to 1.3Mt in October when compared with October 2018. The rise has been attributed to an increase in housing construction...

Cement demand in Spain expands 3% in September

Cement demand in Spain expands 3% in September

Cement consumption in Spain has increased 2.6 per cent YoY to 1,162,861t in September 2019, according to Oficemen, the Spanish cement association. However, Imports surged 87.5 ...

New opportunities for Europe

New opportunities for Europe

Dr Michael Clark looks at how the EU ETS is expected to change the face of European clinker manufacture. With the price of carbon credits rising, it could become more economica...

European construction: set for continued growth?

European construction: set for continued growth?

Following a buoyant 2017 and continued growth in 2018, the European construction market is expected to show modest growth this year. As a result, cement prices are expected to ...

Clinker transport returns in Port of Málaga

Clinker transport returns in Port of Málaga

Following a stoppage of several months, the transport of clinker has resumed in the Port of Málaga, Spain, after the installation of a pioneering conveyor belt. The first shipm...

Cement demand in Spain down 3% in June

Cement demand in Spain down 3% in June

Cement consumption in Spain fell 2.9 per cent to 1.2Mt in June 2019, the first drop in monthly demand since November 2018. The drop has been attributed to a slow public works s...