Uganda: two new plants in Tororo by 2018
After previously only being home to one cement plant (Tororo Cement), 2018 will see Tororo District welcome at least two new plants.
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Uganda: Hima Cement to launch US$40m grinding unit
LafargeHolcim-owned Hima Cement is set to launch its grinding unit in Tororo this week, according to a company sources.
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LafargeHolcim’s leadership in reducing CO 2 emissions in the cement industry is spurring the group to make additional investments and further lower such emissions going forward....
CBMI awarded two LafargeHolcim contracts
CBMI has signed two contracts with LafargeHolcim for the supply of 1Mta and 0.8Mta grinding facilities in Kenya (Nairobi) and Uganda (Tororo), respectively.
Uganda: Tororo Cement's trucks to be billed for road damages
Tororo Cement trucks are being asked to foot the bill for damaging roads in Uganda with their heavy loads. More than 40 trucks carrying limestone, pozzolanic rocks and marble fr...
Uganda: Kampala Cement’s investors revealed
Kampala Cement, Uganda’s newest cement company and the country’s third, is jointly-owned by two local investors, Charles Mbire and Rajinder Singh Baryan, according to an article...
Hima Cement positive for growth prospects in Uganda
Uganda's Hima Cement expects the country's cement market to show significant growth going forward. Daniel Pettersson, Hima Cement Ltd country CEO, said, "We are very positive ab...
Uganda: Intercem completes Kampala Cement upgrades
Intercem has completed the installation of a 90tph cement grinding plant with a ball mill, a clinker storage unit and four 1000t steel cement silos to Kampala Cement Co Ltd. All...
Uganda: Government to construct plant in Karamoja
It has been reported that the Ugandan government has plans to construct a cement plant in the Karamoja sub-region through a public-private partnership with Moroto Ateker Cement ...
Uganda: Hima to open new plant
Hima Cement is set to invest US$40m in a new plant in Tororo with a view to raising its output to 1.8Mta. The company's CEO, Daniel Pettersson, said the decision was a step to a...