Sri Lankan cement demand grows to 2021
Despite a slowdown from average growth of 13% between 2010 and 2016, cement demand in Sri Lanka will continue to be robust on infrastructure and residential construction activity.
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Despite a slowdown from average growth of 13% between 2010 and 2016, cement demand in Sri Lanka will continue to be robust on infrastructure and residential construction activity.
Bangladesh’s cement demand will increase by 9% per year to 2021, as high population growth and increasing urbanisation drives investment in infrastructure and real estate.
Orient Cement, a subsidiary of CK Birla Group, is two acquire to cement businesses from Jaypee Group.
Dalmia Cement Ltd. provided 17 000 t of cement for the construction of the Dhola-Sadiya bridge.
FLSmidth will supply Power Cement with a complete cement production line, marking its second major order from Pakistan this year.
UltraTech has added additional slag cement production capacity at its Patliputra cement plant in east Indian to meet rising demand.
Sri Lankan cement maker, Tokyo Cement, has officially opened its second biomass power plant at Trincomalee.
Pakistan International Bulk Terminal has begun cargo handling operations, unloading 41 000 t of coal.
Cemex has reported a consolidated net sales increase of 6% for 1Q17.
Tianjin Cement Industry Design & Research Institute has been appointed as the general contractor for the construction of a third cement production line at the Cherat cement plant.
Lucky Cement continues to work on expansion projects in Pakistan and Iraq, including a new 2.3 million tpy greenfield plant in Punjab Province.
UltraTech Cement has released its financial results for the year ended 31 March 2017.