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Petcoke markets and the cement industry

Petcoke markets and the cement industry

Conventional fossil fuels account for around 80 per cent of fuels used in cement kilns worldwide, of which petcoke accounts for a 40-45 per cent share. Ahead of the Argus Petcok...

Votorantim reduces production at Oural

Votorantim reduces production at Oural

Votorantim-owned Oural cement plant in Spain will considerably reduce its cement production as a result of falling demand from the construction sector due to the COVID-19 pandem...

Votorantim: solid but flexible

Votorantim: solid but flexible

Brazil’s largest cement producer and a key international player, Votorantim Cimentos embraces the concept of being a solid company that is responsive to change. New global CEO M...

Time for a Brazilian adventure?

Time for a Brazilian adventure? Premium

Following the entry of Titan Cement into Brazil in 2016, fellow multinational cement producers Vicat and Buzzi Unicem have recently stepped into the local cement market despite ...

Votorantim appoints new global CEO

Votorantim appoints new global CEO

Marcelo Castelli has been appointed Votorantim Cimentos' new global CEO starting on 1 February 2019. He succeeds Walter Dissinger, who led the company for more than five years a...

Unacem buys Cementos Portland for US$28m

Unacem buys Cementos Portland for US$28m

Peru-based Unacem has acquired Cementos Portland for US$28m from Cementos Bío Bío and Votorantim. Unacem, which operates 8.3Mta of production capacity at two plants at Atocongo ...

WEG supplies Itacamba Cemento

WEG supplies Itacamba Cemento

WEG has successfully installed several electric motors for Bolivian producer Itacamba Cemento SA, owned by Votorantim Cimentos SA and Cementos Molins.