Cemex’s new Alrewas Plant adopts renewable energy to save CO2
Cemex has embarked on a renewable energy project at the company’s new Alrewas Readymix Plant in Staffordshire, UK.
Cemex has embarked on a renewable energy project at the company’s new Alrewas Readymix Plant in Staffordshire, UK.
The company has announced record recurring EBIT, up +12.7% in local currency, up +8.1% in CHF Net sales up +1.6% in local currency.
TITAN Group introduces TITAN Edge family of products where 'sustainability meets performance', and TITAN Premier family of services.
Cemex has reported strong second quarter results, with a 2% increase in EBITDA.
New facility near Katowice, Poland, introduces high-quality separation and sorting at industrial scale to fully recycle demolition concrete.
Following a test phase, production is to be scaled up to an industrial scale, thereby establishing a seamless CO2 circular economy.
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.
Revenue of €1728 million in line with H1 2023 (€1734 million) as M&A contribution offsets 3% decline in sales volumes and 4% lower pricing in the base business.
The EPD factors in all raw materials, energy inputs and water usage throughout the manufacturing process.
Earlier this year it was announced that current CEO, Dragan Maksimovic, had been appointed as Region Head West Europe overseeing the leadership of the Holcim businesses in the UK, France, Belgium, Germany and Spain.
The system includes the polysius booster mill, the ultrafine separators sepol UF and its ancillary equipment including material handling equipment and process gas management.
Titan Group announces that it has been included in the FTSE4Good Index Series.
Plans set out by new Chancellor Rachel Reeves to overhaul the UK’s planning system and boost housebuilding have been welcomed by the Mineral Products Association (MPA).
Carbon8’s solution provides carbon emissions reductions in hard-to-abate industries.
Mark Desmedt recycles more than 500 000 tpy and is strategically located to serve Belgium’s two largest metropolitan areas, Brussels and Antwerp.