Future notes will finance general corporate purposes, including sustainable projects and decarbonisation efforts towards TITAN’s transition to net zero emissions.
China is seeking public feedback on a proposal to incorporate the cement, steel and aluminium industries into its carbon emission trading system (ETS) by the end of this year.
Thai businesses have gradually shifted their investments away from Myanmar due to the country’s stagnant economy, which has shown no signs of recovery over the past four years.
Through a collaboration, Leilac has successfully produced the first batch of locally sourced Australian clay using its renewably powered electric calcination technology.
The accolade from TIME magazine places TITAN among only three cement companies globally to be included in this list, underscoring the company’s enduring commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.
The WCA has announced it is welcoming Alfalah ul Alami, a mining and construction materials production company, based in Afghanistan, as an Associate Corporate Member.
An agreement has been signed by the UN’s Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) and the GCCA to work together on decarbonising the cement and concrete industry around the globe.