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The company has announced that it has successfully closed the previously announced sale of its white cement business, including its Buñol cement plant in Spain, to Çimsa Çimento Sanayi Ve Ticaret A.S., for a total consideration of approximately US$155 million.
Dave Nepereny was a former Chief Executive Officer at Buzzi Unicem and served as a former Chairman of the PCA.
Last month the company produced 140 421 metric t, beating the previous record by nearly 20 000 metric t, and shipped 128 728 metric t of product to customers.
Holcim has launched its new group identity uniting all its market brands behind its purpose to build progress for the people and the planet.
The MOU allows for the potential integration of Carbon Upcycling’s CO2-embedded concrete additive into Lafarge operations, while exploring opportunities to expand Carbon Upcycling’s operating capacity by developing larger processing facilities.
The company has now completed the commissioning of a new Siwertell ST 640-M screw-type ship unloader in Houston, Texas, USA.
The Mineral Products Association (MPA) believes that new requirements for biodiversity net gain, and application of the ‘metric’, could lead to worse outcomes for nature than those delivered through the current minerals planning system.
The Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA) and World Economic Forum have launched ‘Concrete Action for Climate’ (CAC), a collaborative platform that will help drive the industry’s journey to carbon neutral concrete by 2050.
The company believe that the bolt-on acquisition will support growth in the German market.
The company has announced that it has been recognised by the Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA), earning awards for outstanding safety performance at eight of its operations across the Lone Star State.
Calix and RHI Magnesita have agreed to undertake studies up to and including basic front-end engineering and design for a commercial-scale demonstration facility at an RHI Magnesita site.
Construction and infrastructure professionals are confident that the UK can deliver the Prime Minister’s 68% carbon reduction target by 2030 but want further clarity from the government ahead of COP26 – according to new industry research released yesterday.