Lafarge considering R&D facility, India
Lafarge India is mulling over to set up a research and development (R&D) facility in India for developing
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Lafarge India is mulling over to set up a research and development (R&D) facility in India for developing
Anjani Portland Cement Ltd plans to invest in a greenfield cement plant in Bijapur district of Karnataka.
Freight One has increased its transport of cement from South Ural plants to Moscow region.
Cemex announced today the successful execution of its integration to SAP-centric enterprise platform for
Tanzania Portland Cement, a unit of HeidelbergCement, said first-half net profit rose 43 per cent and forecast higher sales for the rest of 2011 thanks
The Vietnamese government will provide funds to help four cement projects make foreign debt payments,
A cement factory in Cameroon’s port city of Douala will start production in four months, with an expected
Cemex in Thailand recently celebrated Safety Day at its Saraburi cement plant, north of Bangkok.
Benefiting from cement price hikes, Asia Cement Corp recorded a new high of CNY664m (US$104m)
Ashish Guha, CEO & MD of HeidelbergCement India, has said cement dispatches have been below
Indonesia’s largest cement maker PT Semen Gresik said it has set aside IDR1trn (US$117m) to acquir
Schenck Process has opened its renovated test center located in Whitewater, Wisconsin. The newly
Egypt’s Industrial Development Authority [IDA] is set to partner with the private sector in the construction
Dangote Cement will start production at its Ibese plant in southwestern Nigeria this month
The Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation Ltd and Ambuja Cement Ltd on
Holcim (Slovensko) will invest about EUR11m this year, about one-third of which has already been spent
The Texas General Land Office said Friday that it has won an appeal in its case against Cemex in which
Bank of AmericaMerrill Lynch has revised down to EUR 2.60 from EUR 4.10 the share price target on
Czech cement producer, Cement Hranice, saw revenues fall YoY to Kc1.48bn (US$60.5m) in 2010,
The Sri Lanka Standards Institution (SLSI) has countered accusations that it played a hand in creating an
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