Sri Lanka to restart Kankesanthurai works
Sri Lanka’s State Resources and Enterprise Development Ministry is to relaunch the Kankesanthurai cement works, involving an investment of LKR1.5bn (US$11.4m) NSM Samsudeen, cha...
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Tokyo Cement to set up new unit, Sri Lanka
Tokyo Cement is in talks to set up a new US$50m facility under the name of Tokyo Eastern Cement Company as part of the Sri Lanka-based cement producer’s expansion strategy to me...
Sri Lanka sales expected to pick up
Following a contraction in the first quarter of this year, cement demand in Sri Lanka is expected to pick up, according to forecasts by one of the country’s leading producers.
Nepal billionaire plans new Sri Lanka factory
Nepal's first Forbes billionaire, Binod Chaudhary, plans to set up a state-of-the-art cement plant in the high growth-market of Sri Lanka.
Thatta Cement signs joint venture agreement with Cementia
Pakistan cement producer Thatta Cement has signed a joint venture agreement with Cementia Holding for a new grinding plant in Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka Cement Corp plans to reopen Kankesanthurai Cement Factory
Sri Lanka Cement Corporation is moving towards reopening of the Kankesanthurai Cement Factory which was damaged during the civil war. The state-owned Sri Lanka Cement Corporatio...
Thatta Cement to construct grinding plant in Sri Lanka
Pakistan-based Thatta Cement Company Limited (TCCL) has signed an agreement with Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA) for the construction of a grinding plant as well as a storage a...
Holcim Lanka appoints new CEO, Sri Lanka
Philippe Richart, formally responsible for the readymix concrete business in Holcim Vietnam, has been appointed CEO of Holcim Lanka, effective 1 March 2013. The change of CEO, w...
Lucky Cement eyes Sri Lanka grinding project
Pakistan’s largest cement producer Lucky Cement is considering the construction of a 500,000tpa grinding plant in Sri Lanka as part of its plan to expand its presence overseas. ...
Holcim to invest US$20m to develop Ruhuna plant capacity
Holcim Sri Lanka will invest US$20m to develop grinding capacity at the Ruhuna plant in Galle to meet the future demand in emerging markets. Vice president marketing and sales V...