Dangote commissions EIA study for export terminal
Dangote Industries Limited has commissioned experts to undertake an environmental impact assessment (EIA) study of the construction of a cement export terminal at Mtwara Port.
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New plea on the cement price, Malaysia
The Sabah Housing and Real Estate Developers Association has again appealed to the State Government to review the current selling price of cement.
Binani Industries receives approval from court for abandoning swap scheme
Binani Industries Ltd has announced with reference to the earlier announcement dated November 18, 2008
Cemex plans six-month closure of Davenport plant
Cemex plans to close its Davenport plant and lay off the bulk of its local work force, about 125 employees, for a minimum of six months beginning March 9, company officials ann...
Holcim: no comment on interest for HeidelbergCement
Holcim Friday declined to comment whether it is interested in buying a stake in Germany’s
DJ Lafarge-Shui On to raise Sichuan Shuangma stake
Lafarge-Shui On Ltd. plans to raise its stake in Sichuan Shuangma Cement Co to 80% in a deal worth
TXI Reports 2Q, delay of Central Texas plant expansion
Texas Industries, Inc today reported financial results for the quarter ended November 30, 2008. Net income was $3.9m
Denmark: Aalborg Portland announces redundancies
Danish cement producer Aalborg Portland is make up to 150 employees, corresponding to one fourth of its staff
Indian government to launch Rs.1,000bn infrastructure projects
Following the announcement of two stimulus packages, the Indian government is all set to kickstart
Industry grinds to halt as gas runs short
The impact of the Russia-Ukraine gas crisis on industry grew yesterday, as energy-intensive manufacturers - from cars to cement and steel
Preparations begin for cement factory, Indonesia
Construction is due to start on the planned cement factory in Sukolilo district, Pati regency, after Central Java Governor
New Order for Timken
The Timken Company will supply large-bore bearings for critical applications in cement-making equipment used by the Jaypee Group,
Merckle family empire gets bridge loan
The Merckle family of Germany said Wednesday that creditors agreed to provide a bridge loan for its
PPA to restructure Semen Kupang, Indonesia
Ailing state cement producer PT Semen Kupang will be handed over to the Asset Management Company (PPA), a state-sanctioned agency
Vietnam likely to withdraw license of VND3trn cement project
Authorities in the northern Ninh Binh province, Vietnam have requested Phu Son Cement Joint Stock Company to speed up the construction pace of its VND3 trillion cement projec
Pakistan cement exports increase 70% during 1H09
Pakistan cement exports witnessed a growth of 70 per cent in 1HFY09 to reach 5.05Mt as total dispatches
Sri Lanka cement company resumes trading after two years
Lanka Cement said it had resumed trading in cement with the chartering of a vessel to make regular shipments to Sri Lanka’s northern Jaffna peninsula.
Test results released on Cemex plant
Test results are finally in on the quality of air in Davenport, just north of Santa Cruz. Summer tests
Tug boat skipper says cement barge hit a reef
A tug boat skipper says he lost control of a barge after it hit a reef, stranding the barge for days on shore near McMicking Point.
Gangsu province cleans up, China
Northwest China’s Gansu province aims to eliminate 3.75Mt of obsolete capacity in 2009 to fulfill the targets of energy conservation and emissions reduction.
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