PPC raises prices and volumes
South Africa-based cement producer PPC said it improved effective selling prices in its South African cement business and is steadily increasing output at its operations in the ...
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Pakistan's local dispatches expected to grow at 3% in September
Experts foresee that total cement sales in September 2017 to observe a decline of two per cent YoY to clock in at 3Mt.
Pioneer Cement net income rises 16%
Pioneer Cement Ltd posted a net income of PKR2.91bn (US$27.6m) in the fiscal year ended on 30 June, up 16 per cent compared with PKR2.51bn in the previous year, according to a c...
Birkenhead residents call for stricter environmental licence for Adelaide Brighton
Australia's Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) is reviewing Adelaide Brighton Cement’s current licence, which expires at the end of October.
Votorantim Cimentos to sell stake in Suwannee American
Brazil-based Votorantim Cimentos is to sell its 50 per cent stake in Suwannee American Cement (SAC), located in northern Florida, USA.
McInnis Cement inaugurates plant
Monday, 25 September saw the inauguration of the 2.3Mta McInnis Cement plant in Port-Daniel-Gascons, Canada. In the presence of more than 200 guests, primarily suppliers and sub...
New NBSM standards for imported cement lead to Nepal shortage
Construction of hydropower projects has stalled due to the cement shortage in Nepal. Imports have been halted as the Nepal Bureau of Standards and Metrology (NBSM) has set new s...
Peru's cement demand up 2% in August
Peru’s cement association, Asocem, reported a 2.3 per cent YoY rise in domestic deliveries from 0.838Mt in August 2016 to 0.857Mt in August 2017. Cement imports remained largely...
Four-bidder shortlist for Halla Cement stake
Four bidders have been shortlisted for the full stake in South Korea’s Halla Cement, the country’s fourth-largest cement producer.
Cebu's Board of Investment approve South Western Cement Corp's 2Mta new plant
A new PHP12.5bn (US$245m) cement plant for South Western Cement Corp (SWCC) in Cebu is one of the largest projects approved by the Board of Investments (BOI) in August.