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Cemex has provided an overview of the UK infrastructure projects it has been involved in recently, which range from a new airport terminal to an onshore gas plant.
The German cement company has suspended operations at its plant near Donetsk, according to the Financial Times.
Though revenue was affected by currency depreciation and a slowdown in some markets, the Italian cement company reduced debt and grew EBITDA over the first nine months of the year.
HeidelbergCement has announced the winners of the national Quarry Life Award 2014 for Indonesia, North America, Northern Europe, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic and Poland.
In January – October 2014, cement sales grew by 11.4% y/y in Lanzarote; domestic cement consumption dropped 0.5% y/y in Spain over the same period.
In January – October 2014, Eurocement’s Mikhailovcement shipped its customers 1.356 million t of cement, an 18.1% increase compared to the same period in 2013.
During today’s Investor and Analyst Day 2014, Holcim will announce details on the future development of the Holcim Leadership Journey, as well as 2015 guidance.
The UK Mineral Products Association has identified this steep rise in costs for the sector in its latest report.
The Irish Independent is reporting that Turkey’s biggest cement manufacturer has purchased the CRH, Eren Holdings joint venture project.
The MPA is urging the government to consider a number of key issues, such as the Aggregates Levy, regulatory costs and the delivery of infrastructure projects, for the upcoming Autumn Statement.
The recovery in the Irish construction sector gathered pace in October, with near-record rises in activity, new orders and employment all seen during the month, according to the latest Ulster Bank Construction PMI® Report.
According to the CPA, industry and government can work better together to develop policies that give greater certainty and confidence to industry and encourage investment, innovation and growth.