Malayan Cement deliver strong financial performance
Malayan Cement registers 1st quarter revenue of RM1.2 billion & profit before tax of RM203 million.
Malayan Cement registers 1st quarter revenue of RM1.2 billion & profit before tax of RM203 million.
The World Cement Association (WCA) announce that Siam Cement (Thung Song) has joined WCA as its newest corporate member.
International Cement Group (ICG), a leading cement producer and distributor in Central Asia, have announced the opening of its fourth integrated cement plant, Korcem.
The Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA) has launched its international definitions for low carbon cement and concrete.
Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA) and its members call for governments and policymakers around the world to help the sector achieve its key decarbonisation goals through implementing key enabling policies.
Hanson Australia celebrate historic milestone by transforming to Heidelberg Materials Australia, in line with its parent company’s global rebranding strategy.
Starlinger & Co, a Vienna-based machine manufacturer, has settled legal action against Chinese manufacturers and their customers for patent violations, enforcing strict obligations to protect its innovative technologies.
Cemex supplied 100 000 cubic meters of concrete for constructing the Hassyan Power Plant, one of the largest in the GCC, nestled in Dubai, UAE.
Suvo Strategic Minerals Limited (ASX: SUV) has announced promising results from recent laboratory trials aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of cement production.
New Riyadh-based factory will see pioneering technology deliver up to 58% reduction in carbon emissions from concrete.
Newly commissioned Siwertell ship unloader increases cement handling capacity for Kuwaiti operator
Half-year sales doubled to €3.3 million compared to H1 2023, with expanded market diversification
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.