Cemex achieves net income growth in Q3
Cemex reports third-quarter results, achieving an EBITDA of US$747 million and Net Sales of US$4.09 billion in a period impacted by adverse weather conditions in all its markets and significant FX movements.
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Cemex reports third-quarter results, achieving an EBITDA of US$747 million and Net Sales of US$4.09 billion in a period impacted by adverse weather conditions in all its markets and significant FX movements.
TÜRKÇIMENTO provides an assessment of the Turkish cement sector and explores the impact of the ongoing ‘triple transformation.’
Berthold Bussiewek, Thorwesten Vent, emphasises the importance of explosion protection, particularly in grinding systems and storage facilities.
The carbon utilisation company announces an industry-leading achievement in embodied carbon reductions with its global network of concrete producer partners.
2023 was the most energy-efficient year yet for the US cement industry, according to a survey just released by the Portland Cement Association (PCA), which represents America’s cement manufacturers.
CRH Ventures, the venture capital unit of CRH, today announced the launch of its latest accelerator, Sustainable Building Materials. Applications to the program are open until 16 December.
Manually clearing buildup in preheater systems exposes workers to multiple risks. So, why are people asked to do it when there are safer, more efficient and more cost-effective solutions that support the flow process? Brad Pronschinske, Martin Engineering, investigates.
Preston Rubottom, Lubrication Engineers, details how to increase a kiln’s efficiency through effective lubrication.
Following the successful installation at the National Center for Asphalt Technology (NCAT) Test Track, Verde has established VerdePlus Inc., a new subsidiary in partnership with Nature Plus Inc. (NPI).
Gang Yu, Huaxin, explains how advanced digital technology has helped the company become more carbon neutral.
Ed Sullivan predicts the Fed’s recent interest rates cut could be just the beginning of a downward trend.
Cement demand is set to grow slower at 7 – 8% on-year to 475 million t (MT) this fiscal, after clocking a compound annual growth rate of 11% between fiscals 2022 and 2024.