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Brazilian energy ministers cooperate with the Mozambican government on energy study.
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Brazilian energy ministers cooperate with the Mozambican government on energy study.
Lee Building Materials Ltd, China, is planning the construction of a US$ 12.5 million cement plant in Tanzania in September.
Continuing its bid for internationalisation, Camargo Correa Cimentos has acquired a controlling stake in Cimentos de Nacala in Mozambique.
The Nigerian conglomerate Dangote is investing R779 million in Sephaku Cement, in South Africa.
Tanzania’s president, Jakaya Kikwete has challenged the country’s cement producers to continue to increase their production capacities.
FLSmidth has signed a contract worth €32.1 million (approximately DKK239 million) with Administración Nacional De Combustibles, Alcohol y Portland (ANCAP), a state-owned Uruguayan company. This follows two Tunisian contracts announced on 21st May.
The Portuguese group SLNI is to build a cement plant in Angola.
A joint venture between leading regional producer ASEC Cement and Egypt’s Misr Qena Cement will cater to the under-served Upper Egyptian building and infrastructure markets.
The captive 42 MW Berber plant marks major milestone for TAQA Arabia’s power generation business while powering Sudan’s most technologically advanced and environmentally friendly cement producer.
MerchantBridge, a direct investment and private equity company focused on the Middle East, is investing in debt and equity in Iraq.
HeidelbergCement and the IFC have signed an agreement to increase the local supply of cement in sub-Saharan Africa.
In South Africa today, China’s Jidong Development Group and the China-Africa Development Fund (CADFund) have signed an MoU with Women Investment Portfolio Holdings (Wiphold) and Continental Cement (Conticem), a limestone mining firm. The MoU relates to the construction of a R1.65 billion cement plant to be located 85 km north of Brits in Limpopo.