Demand for construction machinery set to decelerate
Research conducted by Freedonia Group Inc. has suggested that demand for construction machinery US$218 billion in 2019, decelerating its growth pace.
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Research conducted by Freedonia Group Inc. has suggested that demand for construction machinery US$218 billion in 2019, decelerating its growth pace.
Freeman Technology and Gericke AG have collaborated to undertake research that will improve powder processing equipment selection.
A round-up of some of this week’s key news items from the international cement industry, from development and demand to the latest corporate updates.
The Mexican cement company will reportedly use the capital raised to expand its production capacity.
The Bestway Foundation and Oxford University have collaborated to offer a scholarship scheme, funding the studies of two Pakistani students each year.
Intended for low clearance tunnels and limited access areas, Clarcor Industrial Air launches its UAS conveyor filtration system.
Whilst continuing growth in the UK, Cemex Valuemix celebrates its first anniversary.
Mr Ujjwal Batria succeeds Martin Kreigner in the role of CEO of Lafarge India.
The 1.5 million tpy plant will be located in Nacala and should be complete in 2018.
Since January, the dry bulk market has been devastating. However, June has reversed this trend according to the Baltic Dry Index.
Qalaa Holdings is acquiring stakes in energy, cement and transportation companies from co-investor Financial Holdings International, as well as selling off stakes in non-core companies.
Located in South Carolina, the facility consists of a machine exhibition area, spare parts warehouse, and office space.