In a new contract signed earlier this year, CBMI Construction Co., Ltd., part of the Sinoma Group, ordered the supply and engineering of three complete control systems for two existing and one new cement line at Kirene in Senegal.
Winners have been chosen in the seventh Lafarge Africa National Essay Competition in Nigeria with the theme ‘Building the Nigeria of my dreams’.
The company recently earmarked a total of CHF 5.3 million to change its current Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP) to a bag house in its Ewekoro plant.
The company has launched a new product on the market – Fundi Masonry Cement, which is a specially formulated cement for plastering, brick laying and mortar works.
The company’s energy policy has made it possible to make new improvements to the environmental behaviour of the Sant Vicenç dels Horts factory.
The technology group Wärtsilä has signed a five-year Operation and Maintenance agreement with the Saudi Arabian cement producer Umm AlQura Cement Co.
Energy Recovery Ltd, an associated company of Vassiliko Cement Works, recently commissioned a Lindner shredder from the Polaris series to shred high-calorific refuse derived fuels (RDF) at a Cyprus cement plant.
The company has supplied Oman Cement Company with its ABB Ability™ System 800xA which will optimise performance on OCC’s three process lines.
The company has been chosen as the supplier for a grey-to-white cement line conversion for the Turkish cement producer, Çimko Çimento. The project is expected to be commissioned in early 2022.
The Nigerian construction industry is expected to rebound in 2021, driven by a sharp recovery in output levels, says GlobalData.
The plant will be erected at the Shafdan complex in Rishon Lezion, near Tel Aviv, Israel, and will have an annual capacity to process 400 000 t of municipal solid waste.
The company has sold its majority stake of 51% in the Kuwaiti cement and ready-mixed concrete company, Hilal Cement, to Silver Share Real Estate.
The company currently exports to 70 countries on five continents and plans to increase its exporting capacity further each year.
The Turkish Cement Manufacturers Association (TÇMB) will continue to work with the TÜRKÇIMENTO brand, representing a total of 66 plants and also being an international representative of the Turkish cement industry.
Tamer Saka, Turkish Cement and Cement Products Council President, announced that despite the pandemic, the Turkish cement sector has been one of the sectors least affected by the pandemic and performed successfully.