Carthage Cement’s domestic revenue slips in 1H26
Tunisia-based Carthage Cement saw a four per cent decline in domestic revenue from cement and clinker to TND128m (US$43.25m) in the 1H26 when compared with the equivalent period...
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Tunisian government backs restructuring of Ciments de Bizerte
The Tunisian government has signalled its support for the restructuring of Ciments de Bizerte , although details of the proposed rescue plan remain limited. At a cabinet meeting...
Les Ciments de Bizerte reports rise in sales in 2025
While Tunisian cement producer Les Ciments de Bizerte reported a continued stoppage in clinker production in 2025, the company posted a 31% increase in sales to US$14.2m, report...
North Africa builds the future Premium
The north African cement countries of Algeria, Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and Morocco manufacture a total of around 189Mta of cement. The leading markets of Algeria and Egypt are pro...
Restructuring of Ciments de Bizerte underway
During a meeting at its headquarters, Tunisia's Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy, Fatma Thabet Chiboub highlighted the need to support Les Ciments de Bizerte in its restru...
Ciments de Bizerte posts historic loss in 2024
Tunisia-based Les Ciments de Bizerte reported a revenue in 2024 of TND27.8m (US$9.2m), down 69 per cent YoY from TND91.3m in 2023. The company widened its gross loss to TND4.6m ...
Votorantim Cimentos posts higher 1Q sales and revenues
Votorantim Cimentos ended the first quarter with a consolidated global net revenue of BRL5.6bn, up one per cent YoY, excluding the effects of changes in foreign exchange rates. ...
Sinoma Cement acquires stake in Jbel Oust
On 15 April an official ceremony was held at the Jbel Oust cement plant in Zaghouan governorate, Tunisia, to mark the US$140m purchase of the Votorantim Ciment stake in the plan...
Votorantim Cimentos closes Tunisia divestment
Votorantim Cimentos has closed the full sale of its assets located in Tunisia to Sinoma Cement Co Ltd ( CNBM ), a cement-based building materials enterprise headquartered in Chi...
Chinese company to acquire Tunisian cement plant
China’s ambassador to Tunisia, Wan Li, said that a Chinese company specialising in the cement industry plans to acquire a Tunisian cement plant next week, valued at over US$100m...