PPC hosts groundbreaking ceremony for Zimbabwe plant
PPC has held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new 0.7Mta plant in Msasa, Zimbabwe. The US$80m plant will be the company’s second cement facility in the country. Speaking at ...
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Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe secures additional funding for plant upgrades
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe has secured approval from its parent company, Lafarge Group, to invest an additional $5m on plant upgrades this year. The cement maker last year announc...
Chinese firm signs MoU for Masvingo plant, Zimbabwe
Masvingo Rural District Council has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Xhing Xhong Cement Co of China for the establishment of a new cement plant in Zimbabwe. “I can co...
PPC's first-half revenue lifted by higher Zimbabwe, Botswana and Rwanda volumes
PPC’s group cement sales volumes rose by five per cent above last year's figure, with strong demand growth in its African businesses offsetting lower demand in the core South...
PPC Zimbabwe on course for 2016 mill commissioning
PPC Zimbabwe Ltd is expected to commission its new cement mill at its plant in Harare next year, an official has said. "We are spending about $75m on our Harare mill this year...
Zimbabwe: Chinese project faces mining hurdle
Chinese plans to set up a cement-making factory in Zvishavane have run in to problems after it emerged that the mining rights in the area belong to Shabanie Mashaba Mines (SMM)...
PPC cautions on half-year earnings
South Africa's biggest cement maker, PPC, advised yesterday that its earnings in the six months to the end of March 2015 may fall by as much as 45 per cent partly due to rising...
PPC full-year cement sales rise 2%
South Africa's largest cement producer, PPC, reported a two per cent rise in cement sales for the full year to the end of September 2014, as growth in some of its sub-Saharan...
PPC Zimbabwe to invest US$86m in extra capacity
PPC Zimbabwe announced a US$86m investment package in Zimbabwe over the next three years as it expects rising cement demand due to infrastructure projects despite a generally s...
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Construction is due to begin this month on PPC’s new grinding plant in Harare. Around US$18m has reportedly been secured for the project with road access to the plant already i...