West China Cement expects 45-50% profit fall in 1H26
West China Cement expects profit attributable to shareholders to fall by 45-50 per cent YoY in the first half of 2026, reflecting weaker performance in its Chinese operations. T...
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West China Cement expects profit attributable to shareholders to fall by 45-50 per cent YoY in the first half of 2026, reflecting weaker performance in its Chinese operations. T...
Uganda has boosted its industrial independence with the launch of a major clinker production facility in the Moroto district. President Yoweri Museveni commissioned the first ph...
West China Cement has announced the acquisition of 100 per cent equity interest in AfriSam from 10 independent third parties. This move is part of the group's strategy to expand...
West China Cement reported a 15 per cent YoY increase in full-year EBITDA to RMB3bn (US$420m), although the result fell below market expectations. EBITDA margin declined by 40 b...
The cement market in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) is entering a decisive transition phase. Despite a relatively modest installed cement capacity of around 4.64Mta...
Chinese cement producer West China Cement has taken steps to acquire South Africa’s AfriSam , highlighting the growing push by Chinese industrial groups to expand across African...
West China Cement Ltd has announced a strong financial performance for the first half of 2025, marked by substantial growth in sales, revenue, and profitability. Cement and clin...
West China Cement Ltd has announced a discloseable transaction involving the acquisition of additional equity interests in Cimenterie de Lukala SA (CILU) in the Democratic Repub...
Whale Rock Cement (Pty) Ltd , the parent company of Cheetah Cement, has filed a notice to acquire Schwenk Namibia, which holds a majority stake in Ohorongo Cemen t. If successfu...
The commencement and signing ceremony of the 6000tpd clinker cement production line project of Andijan West Cement Co Ltd was held on 15 February 2025. The plant opening was att...