International Cement Review magazine archive
The November 1997 issue analyses Lafarge's bid for Redland, expansion prospects at Colombia's Colclinker facility and continuing growth in Egypt. Coverage from the Cartagena cement meeting accompanies features on distribution and storage, dome silos, clinker-cooler design and equipment performance.
In this issue
Explore the November 1997 issue of International Cement Review, the leading magazine for the global cement industry. Browse cement industry news, expert market analysis, regional reports, plant projects and technical articles covering cement production, equipment, processes and technology.
World News
The latest news and technical developments in the global cement industry.
Lafarge on the acquisition trail
Recent news that Lafarge has made a serious bid for the UK-based Redland Group prompts some pertinent analysis by ICR's financial team.
Coldinker looks to the future
A recent visit to the Colombian Colclinker facility suggests that plant management may soon be considering further expansion options, with even the possibility of a new dry process line.
Welcome to Cartagena
An exclusive report from ICR at this major Latin American cement meeting, designed to improve technical and management efficiency.
Egypt: market gains to continue
Continued growth in Egyptian cement demand is resulting in major expansion of the local production base and a rush by newcomers keen to invest in new plant Imports will remain high for some time ahead however.
What’s on the menu today?
Cement distribution, storage and handling is fully covered in this informative new report from BMH Marine, Sweden.
Clinker cooler design
Has Germany developed some of the best cooler technology for handling clinker They think they have — how will the competition respond?
KHD claims success at Yingde
Recently completing a major plant conversion in southern China, KHD engineers highlight some of their input into the project.
North Texas Cement’s new facilities
An import and distribution operation in Houston, Texas incorporates some state-of-the-art discharge and storage systems.
Good news returns to Canada
At last, the Canadian cement market is beginning to show signs of growth after an extended period in the doldrums New owners are arriving on the scene and there is even talk of new expansion.
Product news
The latest advances in cement-industry equipment and technology.