Amrize to expand Midlothian cement plant in Texas
Amrize will invest in capacity and logistics upgrades at its Midlothian cement plant in Texas as part of a wider US$900m North American investment programme planned for 202...
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Titan America reports higher Q1 earnings and margin growth
Titan America LLC reported improved 1Q26 financial results, supported by strong pricing, operational efficiencies and continued demand across its US East Coast markets. Th...
TITAN completes acquisition of Keystone Cement in the US
TITAN Group has completed the acquisition of Keystone Cement in Pennsylvania, USA, marking the final step in a series of strategic transactions announced since late 2025. ...
IEEE/ACA Cement Conference opens with record attendance in Fort Lauderdale
The IEEE-IAS/ACA Cement Conference opened yesterday in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with a record 1291 registered attendees from 32 countries, organisers reported at the opening s...
CarbonCure Technologies appoints Yuliya Kravtsov as CEO
CarbonCure Technologies has appointed Yuliya Kravtsov as its new chief executive officer, as the company targets further global growth in low-carbon concrete solutions. Ms K...
Amrize expands ‘Made in America’ cement offering
Amrize has expanded its ‘Made in America’ cement label to additional US plants, bringing the total number of participating sites to nine as the company seeks to strengthen do...
Stanford develops volcanic rock cement alternative
Researchers at Stanford University have developed a low-carbon cement formulation based on volcanic rock that could significantly reduce emissions from cement production. Th...
Titan America reports record 2025 results
Titan America reported record revenue, profitability and operating cash flow in 2025, supported by volume growth in infrastructure and private non-residential construction ma...
Amrize’s first year: validation of the spinoff?
When Holcim announced the spin-off of its North American business as Amrize , the rationale was presented as strategic clarity rather than financial engineering. The argumen...