Uganda cement prices rise due to cement shortage
Cement prices in Uganda have increased by UGX5000-11,000 (US$1.35-2.98) within a month, sparking a country-wide crisis in the building sector, according to the Daily Monitor.
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Uganda faces cement price hike
Cement prices have risen in Uganda since the start of the year, with wholesale prices now between UGX29,000-30,500 (US$7.90-8.40)/bag. Tororo Cement has announced that prices in...
New projects to take total Ugandan output to 6.8Mta
A number of projects in Uganda are expected to commence operation this year, taking total cement production to 6.8Mta from 3.6Mta, reports Ugandan newspaper The Independent. Him...
LafargeHolcim
LafargeHolcim’s subsidiary Lafarge Malaysia has reported a first-half turnover decline of 18 per cent to MYR1090m (EUR214m/US$259.7m) and there was a net loss of MYR92.02m (EUR1...
Hima partners with Chinese contractor for three infrastructure projects in Uganda
Hima Cement, LafargeHolcim company in Uganda, and China Communications Construction Company (CCCC) on 12 July signed a memorandum of understanding to deliver solutions for three...
Ugandan government supports new cement plant
China National Materials Group (Sinoma) is seeking to invest UGX1.8tr (USD500m) in a new cement factory to be located at Mbale Industrial Park in eastern Uganda, 225km from Kamp...
Hima Cement signs supply deal for Uganda infrastructure
Uganda-based Hima Cement is to supply infrastructure projects being undertaken by China Communications Construction Co Ltd (CCCC) in the East African country under a new trade d...
Geocycle launches in Uganda
Geocycle has been launched in Uganda with the aim of providing a solution to waste management to LafargeHolcim group company Hima Cement, local media report.
Uganda: Karuma project to buy cement locally
President Yoweri Museveni recently directed companies working on projects in Uganda to buy materials locally. Deng Changyi, the acting project manager of Sinohydro Corporation, ...
LafargeHolcim
Hima Cement, which forms part of LafargeHolcim through Bamburi Cement, is to build a 1Mta grinding centre at Nyakesia, Rubongi, in Uganda.