Canada: climate agenda presents economic opportunity
Canada has seen a real softening in its cement market with major cement companies seeing an annual fall of 15-16 per cent, according to Michael McSweeney, president and CEO of t...
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Limak plans EUR1bn Africa spending spree
Turkey's Limak Cement is currently in talks to acquire African cement operations to the value of EUR1bn, according to senior executive quoted by Reuters. While there was no cert...
CMA consults on cement price announcement order
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has said it is consulting on a further draft order to prohibit Great Britain cement suppliers from sending price announcement letters...
Loesche mill series for Batisöke project in Turkey
Batisöke Söke Cimento Sanayii has ordered an entire line of vertical roller mills (VRM) from Loesche as part of a new kiln line project at the Söke cement plant in Turkey. For r...
Vietnam output up 10.3%, exports to miss target
Vietnam produced 61.2Mt of cement in the first 11 months of this year, up 10.3 per cent from the same period of last year, the government-run General Statistics Office said.
CIMAF to start up Rep Congo works in January
January 2016 will see the start of operations at CIMAF’s Hinda works in southern Republic of Congo, according to the country's Industrial Development and Private Sector Promotio...
Joule and HeidelbergCement announce partnership
Joule, pioneers in the production of liquid fuels from recycled CO2, and HeidelbergCement have announced a partnership designed to explore application of Joule's technology to m...
Cementir Board announces forecasts for 2016, new organisational structure
Cementir Holding SpA's Board of Directors has approved the forecasts for the year 2016 and a new organisational structure for the group.
Indonesia cement sales up 4.7% in November
Indonesian cement sales rose by 4.7 per cent YoY to 6.1Mt in November 2015, due to improved government spending on infrastructure projects. The increase was supported by rising ...
PCA: FAST Act set to increase cement usage throughout the five-year program
With the passage of a five-year federal transportation bill, cement manufacturers will see a rise in consumption, according to the Portland Cement Association (PCA). The Fixing ...