Paul Maxwell-Cook arranged an exclusive interview with one of Africa’s richest and most influential businessmen. This article is an abridged version of the full article, which appeared in the November 2012 issue of World Cement. Subscribers can view the full article by logging in.
Kenya’s second largest producer opens a new plant and reaps the benefits.
UAE cement producer calls on Aggreko for power supply project following gas turbine failure.
Company’s Shekka plant begins tests to determine safety of pharmaceutical and food waste disposal.
Box International will provide consultation and project management for the Saudi company’s projects.
HeidelbergCement’s expansion in sub-Saharan Africa will strengthen the company’s position in the region.
UK bulk materials handling company expands service to Middle East and North Africa.
ANH Refractories sets its sights on cement manufacturers in the Middle East after refining its product range.
Cimenfort Industrial marks the opening of its 720 000 t cement plant in Benguela.
Turnover grows by 17% y/y from January to June 2012, whilst operating and pre-tax profit falls.
Dangote’s half year results reveal an increase in revenue and pre-tax profit.
A brief write-up of recent news from the major equipment suppliers.
Pretoria Portland Cement and South Africa’s Industrial Development Corporation have invested in a 47% holding of Habesha Cement.
Paul Maxwell-Cook turns to the Middle East, providing a summary of the latest news and reports from the region’s cement industry.
Paul Maxwell-Cook takes a look at recent developments in Africa’s cement markets.