Indonesian customer orders 5 cement carriers
Otto Marine Limited has signed an MoU for five cement carriers and further conversion works.
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Otto Marine Limited has signed an MoU for five cement carriers and further conversion works.
Cement and steel demand continue to be high in Saudi Arabia, causing issues of supply, price and labour to come to the fore.
DG Khan has announced that it will expand in Pakistan and will abandon plans to build a plant in Mozambique.
Titan America subsidiary Roanoke Cement Company has been recognised as an Exemplary Environmental Enterprise.
South Africa’s PPC Ltd was recognised at the Gender Mainstreaming Awards and the 16th Annual Business Day BASA Awards.
The housing units form part of an affordable housing project in the Dominican Republic that will also feature leisure facilities.
Following the decision to abandon the sale of Cembrit until the European building materials market improves, FLSmidth has begun to take steps to improve the company’s operational efficiency.
ASEC Cement has overcome economic and political challenges to start up this new 2 million tpa plant.
China’s determination to shut down outdated capacity could provide an opportunity for Taiwan Cement, which envisages a 10 – 15% increase in shipments to China this year.
Tanzania’s cement industry has once again urged the government to reinstate import taxes that were scrapped in 2008, in order to protect the domestic industry.
The holiday period combined with the rainy season led to a fall in sales for most producers in Pakistan, with a few exceptions.
The two companies have signed a mutual cooperation agreement in a bid to enhance knowledge and innovation within the construction sector