HeidelbergCement experiences good revenue and results growth in 2019
The company has shared its results for 2019 and its initial outlook for 2020.
The company has shared its results for 2019 and its initial outlook for 2020.
The company will showcase its latest generation of the Atlas primary shredder, as well as smart system solutions to turn waste recovery facilities into smart factories.
The company has shared its preliminary results for business year 2019. The complete consolidated financial statements of the company will be published on 19 March 2020.
The two companies are to work together in hopes of finding new solutions to improve the sustainability of Vietnam’s cement sector.
The company forecasts that lingering Brexit uncertainty is preventing a faster recovery in construction growth in the early part of the 2020 – 2024 forecast period.
The company forecasts what the new year will hold for the global construction industry.
The company has appointed Andrew Simpson as its Packed Products Director.
Dr. Dominik von Achten has been announced as the new Chairman of the Managing Board at Heidelberg Cement.
It has been announced that CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure Project) has raised its rating of CEMEX from B in 2018 to A- in 2019.
The company aims to build its capabilities in the era of digitalisation and increase operational efficiency and competitiveness.
In November 2019, LOESCHE held its eighth technical seminar in Duesseldorf, Germany, aimed at process and maintenance personnel in the cement industry.
The company developed the concept with ASK Cement and its engineering partner, the Sibniiproject Cement Design Institute in Novosibirsk.
The company has announced that its production and sales targets have been met, and that it is now updating its development plan.
The company has decided to reduce its number of employees by 500; this includes 80 members of staff from its headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark, and 420 staff from offices elsewhere.
The company is set to review the targets set out in its 2050 Low Carbon Roadmap (2013/2018) to align with the carbon neutrality objectives set out in the European Green Deal.