El Paso sues Cemex
US concrete maker El Paso sued Mexico’s cement companies Cemex and Grupo Cementos Chihuahua (GCC) last week, alleging that both firms sell their products at prices lower than co...
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US concrete maker El Paso sued Mexico’s cement companies Cemex and Grupo Cementos Chihuahua (GCC) last week, alleging that both firms sell their products at prices lower than co...
US Department of Environmental Quality Director Steven E. Chester today announced that the agency has reached an agreement with Lafarge Midwest over allowable mercury levels fro...
The construction boom prevailing in Estonia now has sent the sales of producers of building materials soaring and prompted companies to invest in expansion, with shortage of raw...
HeidelbergCement subsidiary Cementrum I bv has decided to waive off the conditions for accepting minimum number of shares under the open offer made by it to the shareholders of ...
Cement exports to Afghanistan have reachedthe 190,000t mark in July, despite the withdrawal of an export rebate as a means of stabilising prices in the local market, official so...
The Russian-based Eurocement Group has reportedly purchased a majority stake in Ahangarancement OJSC, the second largest cement producer of Uzbekistan, Russian business daily Ve...
Lafarge Malayan Cement Bhd (LMC) is banking on fast implementation of the Ninth Malaysia Plan (9MP) projects, the Government’s approval to raise cement ceiling price and n...
Madras Cements Ltd is doubling the capacity of its captive power plant at its Jayanthipuram factory in Andhra Pradesh.
Cement exports from Pakistan to Afghanistan touched 190,000t mark in July despite withdrawal of rebate for stabilising prices in the local market
Bamburi Cement Company managing director Michael Purchercos addresses the media outside the factory in Athi River during the launch of the firm’s road safety week yesterday.
The government will soon offload more of its shareholding in the cement industry to the public through the Nairobi stock exchange, in a bid to certify the requirements of the Ca...
Plans are at an advanced stage to establish Namibia’s very own cement factory, nine years after the closure of the first one at Otjiwarongo.
Cement manufacturers are unlikely to pour in more investment to expand capacity unless there is a revision in the ceiling price of the building material, an industry player said.
A number of Indian cement companies are in a turnaround mode, thanks to rising demand from the infrastructure and construction sector
TPI Polene Plc has successfully sold capital-raising shares to existing shareholders, according to Prachai Leophairatana, the company’s chief executive.
Over the past month, East African Portland Cement Company has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. Arguably, this could be the very reason major shareholders of the compa...
Akcansa, a major Turkish cement manufacturer, said that it received the antitrust board’s ruling that the company should pay
Shares in UAE cement companies reacted strongly to the Lebanese ceasefire this week as prospects increase of infrastructure and property reconstruction in the war-torn country
Based on the guidelines issued from offices of Holcim Foundation for Sustainable Construction, in Switzerland, the company is attempting to boost a sustainable construction cult...
According to Al-Wefaq newspaper (August 16, 2006), a senior manager at the Iranian Mines & Mining Industries Development & Renovation Organization (IMIDRO) said that Iran had im...
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