CEMEX invests in new packing lines for Rugby Cement Plant
The company has confirmed an investment of over £5 million into two new plastic packing lines for packed cement at its Rugby Cement Plant.
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The company has confirmed an investment of over £5 million into two new plastic packing lines for packed cement at its Rugby Cement Plant.
The company has confirmed that the sale of its award-winning Attenborough Nature Reserve to the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has been finalised.
The CEMEX Foundation will deliver grants to 80 non-profit organisations to help provide food, shelter, safety and education in communities deeply affected by the pandemic.
CEMEX España, S.A., an indirect subsidiary of CEMEX, will increase its shareholdings in CEMEX Latam Holdings.
The company has unveiled its TOP50 ConTech Startups list, which includes the 50 most promising new solutions from the 2020 construction ecosystem and the cities of the future.
The company has announced its investment in Soil Connect, a digital marketplace providing a faster and cheaper way for construction professionals to transport and acquire soil, aggregates, and other building materials.
The company has announced that its line of low carbon and net-zero carbon products is now available in Mexico after a successful introduction in Europe.
The building materials solutions supplier has transported 2 million t of aggregates across the UK by rail this year, saving over 100 000 road movements and 12 500 t of carbon compared to using trucks.
The CEMEX plant in Morata has obtained for the third consecutive year the RSA + seal that is awarded annually by the Government of Aragon.
The company’s cement plant has achieved the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) ENERGY STAR Certification for 2020, marking the tenth consecutive year the plant has earned the recognition for energy efficiency and sustainability.
CEMEX and Membrane Technology & Research, Inc. are working on a low-cost innovative carbon capture technology to be implemented in CEMEX’s Texas cement plant.
The company has agreed the disposal of certain assets to Tillicoultry Quarries Limited for £12.2 million on a cash and debt free basis.