SESCO Cement names Jihad Chahine Terminal Manager for Tampa Facility
SESCO Cement announce the appointment of Jihad Chahine as Terminal Manager for its Port Redwing facility at Port Tampa Bay.
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SESCO Cement announce the appointment of Jihad Chahine as Terminal Manager for its Port Redwing facility at Port Tampa Bay.
To help meet rising construction demand across the Dallas-Fort Worth region, Amrize is investing in its Midlothian Cement Plant to expand production capacity, modernise logistics, and improve operational efficiency for customers.
Molins has successfully placed its inaugural bond through its subsidiary Molins Finance, S.A.U. The issuance amounts to €500 million of senior unsecured notes due 2033 (7NC3), with a fixed coupon of 5.50% per year.
The American Cement Association’s (ACA) Senior Vice President of Government Affairs Sean O’Neill issued the following statement regarding today’s committee vote on the BUILD America 250 Act.
New data from the Mineral Products Association (MPA) shows carbon capture could cut cement emissions by 75% by 2035.
Cemex supplied concrete for the construction of what is now the largest Costco store in Mexico, located in the Monterrey metropolitan area.
The Mineral Products Association (MPA) has called on government to address the underlying competitiveness issues facing British cement manufacturers following support announced for the ceramics and chemicals industries.
Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies announce the signing of a partnership with Norée Construction, a major player in western France in the fields of structural work, civil engineering, and the construction of aquatic facilities.
Heidelberg Materials North America has signed a binding agreement to acquire a 10% minority stake in AmeriTex Pipe & Products, a manufacturer of reinforced concrete pipe, box culverts and precast concrete in Texas, US.
CRH announce the appointment of Aylwyn Bryan as its Chief Financial Officer, effective May 12, 2026.
Votorantim Cimentos, a building materials and sustainable solutions company, ended the first quarter of 2026 with global net revenue of R$6.3 billion, a 15% increase, excluding the effect of changes in foreign exchange rates, compared to the same period of the previous year.
With the carve-out, thyssenkrupp Polysius is bundling its activities in sustainable process technologies within a dedicated organisation.