Raysut Cement Company is recognised at Oman & GCC Best Employer Brand Awards 2020
The company has been recognised at two Best Employer Brand Awards, one focused on Oman companies and the other on GCC corporate entities.
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The company has been recognised at two Best Employer Brand Awards, one focused on Oman companies and the other on GCC corporate entities.
The Global Cement and Concrete Association’s (GCCA) second annual “Concrete in Life” photography competition has finished with a record number of entries for 2020.
30 Tarmac apprentices are celebrating the successful completion of the company’s Professional Operator Development Programme (PODP).
A new Low-Profile, Combination Bulk Bag/Drum Filler from Flexicon allows filling of bulk bags and drums in low headroom areas.
The company has announced the latest addition to its line of Secondary Belt Cleaner products for bulk material handling applications.
The World Cement Association announced today it has appointed two new Directors: Roland van Wijnen, CEO of Africa’s PPC Ltd., and Mahendra Singhi Managing Director & CEO of India’s Dalmia Cement.
AUMUND France has supplied a complete solution package to LafargeHolcim Côte d’Ivoire for clinker discharge from a new silo with a capacity of 75 000t.
An UNTHA XR3000C mobil-e shredder is now in operation at Geocycle’s co-processing facility in Córdoba, Argentina, as the innovative waste handler continues to progress towards a zero-waste future.
This result represents a strong improvement from previous “F” rating and puts Cementir amongst the top players in the cement industry and much better than the average company, considering a CDP European and Global average rating of “C”.
Chinese general contractor Sinoma International Engineering and its affiliated CBMI Construction are building a new cement plant for Les Ciments du Sahel in Senegal, which will be almost completely equipped with conveying solutions from the AUMUND Group.
The country exported 30 million t of cement in 2020, making it the world's second-largest exporter.
The projects seek to achieve very low embodied CO2 footprint buildings using low carbon cement-based materials and locally available resources.