Lafarge to increase capital in Jordan
Lafarge Chairman and CEO Bruno Lafont stressed the group’s desire to increase investments in Jordan
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Lafarge Chairman and CEO Bruno Lafont stressed the group’s desire to increase investments in Jordan
Locals have halted cement distribution saying that Hetauda Cement Industry did not control dust emitted
Impending energy price and electricity tariff hikes are likely to hinder the Indonesian cement industry`s
Action could be initiated against cement factories that fail to comply with the new price structure
A top official of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) announced Friday that the price and supply of
Ethiopian government has announced that it would stop importing cement as of February 7, 2010, the
The board of directors of Brazilian steelmaker Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional (CSN) approved on
Brazilian construction firm Camargo Corrêa has withdrawn its merger bid for Portuguese cement
The Vietnamese Ministry of Construction has proposed the government not allow Nghi Son Cement
Southern Province Cement Co (SPCC), Saudi Arabia’s biggest cement firm by market value, said on
Fitch Ratings has revised Holcim Ltd’s (Holcim) Outlook to Stable from Negative
Dalmia Cement (Bharat) on Friday announced a 4% fall in quarterly net profit due to higher expenditure
SAK Commodities announced the confirmation of its first support contract with Iraq’s Ministry of Trade
Cemex 2009 turnover dropped by 27.8% to US$14,544.2m, which represents a 19% reduction on a
With just days to go before international governments declare their domestic carbon reduction
Lafarge cement works in Dunbar plans to implement short-term lay-offs of staff at times of low demand.
India’s Sanghi Cement is to build a plant in Kenya in collaboration with local firm Cemtech with a view
Indian cement maker ACC said on Friday it had acquired the entire stake in
Japan’s cement demand is believed to have fallen to a 41-year low in 2009 amid curbs on public works
Judgment has been reserved in the matter involving Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) and its subsidiary, TCL
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