Cemex to appeal against UK£400,000 dust leak fine
Cemex is considering an appeal after it was hit with a massive fine after cement dust escaped from a silo at its Rugby production plant.
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Cemex is considering an appeal after it was hit with a massive fine after cement dust escaped from a silo at its Rugby production plant.
The cement consumption in Portugal decreased by 4.7 per cent YoY to 5Mt in January to August 2006
The cement industry will operate eight new cement production lines and transformed three blast furnace plants into reverter kiln lines in 2007
Greek building materials producer Titan will have invested €40m (US$50m) by the beginning of 2007 to increase the capacity of its Bulgarian plant by 50 per cent to 1.5Mt of ceme...
Italcementi plans to raise its exports from Bulgaria
Siam Cement (SCC) will announce its 3Q06 earnings on Oct 25 and the normalised profit is expected to be very strong
A controversial scheme to power a cement works using meat and bone meal has begun - under the scrutiny of environment watchdogs.
Taiwan Cement Corp (TCC), one of Taiwan’s largest cement producers, has resolved to tap the European marketplace
Lafarge, the world’s leading cement producer, plans to double its production capacity in China in the coming years, the company’s chief executive officer said yester...
Having stadiums ready for the 2010 soccer World Cup will be held hostage by cement imports, as local producers struggle to keep up with demand.
Titan Cement is eyeing expanding into Cyprus and is in initial discussion with the Cypriot Cement Company, sources close to the matter
Global cement industry leaders and officials involved in the US administration’s voluntary six-nation Asia-Pacific Partnership
Qatar National Cement Company (QNCC ) registered a net profit of 143 mln Qatari riyals ($39.3m) for the first nine months of 2006
Saudi Cement , the country’s third largest cement firm, said on Wednesday its third-quarter net profit rose 28 percent to 155.5
Chile’s cement maker Cementos Melon, subsidiary of France’s Lafarge, plans to build a new grinding plant in central Chile, with an
Belarus plans to introduce 40 European export standards for construction materials in 2007-2008, the director of the
Italcementi, plans to invest a further 185 million euro ($232 million) in Bulgaria in the next year, the government’s press
In Venezuela’s capital city, mechanical arms are cutting across much of the skyline as construction companies enjoy one of their
The Indonesian government says it will ramp up its privatisation program next year, giving investors a chance to buy shares in a
The Pakistan Economic Co-ordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet has rejected a proposal regarding ban on import of cement,
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