New grinding plant opens in Zimbabwe
A new Chinese-owned 0.4 million tpy grinding plant has begun production in Zimbabwe.
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A new Chinese-owned 0.4 million tpy grinding plant has begun production in Zimbabwe.
The Czech Republic is to invest US$70 million in a new cement plant in Afghanistan, a country plagued by limited domestic production and high-cost imports.
Scheuch has acquired Schust Engineering, a full-service air pollution control services suppliers based in Indiana.
Indian cement maker is planning capital spending of INR6 billion (US$92.5 million) in the new financial year, expecting a return to growth in cement demand.
LafageHolcim is opening a Construction Development Lab in Casablanca.
Gharibwal Cement has been awarded a licence to quarry limestone and shale clay to feed a new cement plant in Khyber-Pakhkunkhwa.
Cemex has published its first Integrated Report, covering 2016.
Cemex Ventures has launched its first Open Call for innovative ideas and projects.
Leo Carnevale, FLSmidth Ventomatic, describes a terminal installation for PT Holcim Indonesia Tbk.
Leo Carnevale, FLSmidth Ventomatic, describes a terminal installation for PT Holcim Indonesia Tbk.
Titan Group saw its environmental and safety performance improve in 2016, while committing its support to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
McInnis Cement has received the first seven railcars in a total order of 25 that will allow rail-based distribution of its cement.