Cement news updates

Manish Koomar, Fosroc Chemical India Pvt Ltd, explores the role of innovative cement additives in reducing clinker content and greenhouse gas emissions, providing a pathway to sustainable cement production.

Eco Material Technologies prevents 5.5 million t of CO2e emissions, expands ash harvesting, and scales domestic supply of low-carbon cement alternatives.

This major milestone affirms the performance, durability, and reliability of ACT for use in the US market, demonstrating a significant step forward in terms of global net zero ambitions.

Votorantim Cimentos sees growth in revenue, profit, sales volume, and investments in the second quarter of 2025.

The strategic partnership’s objective is to drive the commercialisation of a novel low-carbon cement and support the decarbonisation of key industries, including building and construction.

Roberta Alfani, Ecocem, explores how innovation, investment, and cross-sector collaboration can enable the cement industry to meet the demands of sustainable urban growth.

Total revenues of US$10.2 billion, increased by 6%, driven by the positive impact of acquisitions and disciplined commercial execution, which offset lower activity levels in weather-impacted regions.

A new CO2 membrane separation plant has gone into operation at the Rohrdorf cement plant in Gmunden.

Amrize deliver solid second quarter financial results and starts journey in position of strength.

STACK Infrastructure in collaboration with Sublime Systems announce the completion of a pilot pour of ultra-low-carbon cement at a STACK Prince William County, Virginia campus.

Cemex supplied over 45 000 cubic metres of concrete for the Žabovreská Street section of the Brno City Ring Road in the Czech Republic.

thyssenkrupp Polysius is set to provide the kiln system for SMA Mineral’s trailblazing quicklime plant in Norway – designed to operate entirely without CO2 emissions.

Votorantim Cimentos announce R$330 million investment in the state of Mato Grosso, including expansions and the modernisation of its sites located in the towns of Cuiabá and Nobres.

CRH announce that it has signed an agreement to acquire Eco Material Technologies for a total consideration of US$2.1 billion.

The two companies have joined forces to acquire 80% of Baupartner and unlock new growth opportunities in the fast-developing SEE region.

Heidelberg Materials has acquired Cava Nord S.r.l., a family-owned company based in Paderno Dugnano, north of Milan in Italy.

Heidelberg Materials North America enters binding purchase agreement to acquire assets of BURNCO Rock Products Ltd in Edmonton, Alberta/Canada.

Cemex supplied specialty concrete for the Cipriani Residences Miami, an 80-story skyscraper featuring 400 luxury homes in Miami’s vibrant Brickell financial district.

Net sales of CHF 7871 million in H1 2025 were up +1.8% in local currency compared to the prior year, with improving momentum in Q2.

Heidelberg Materials deliver very good results in the second quarter of 2025, in a persistently challenging market environment.

Despite the global economic uncertainty due to tightening tariff policies, Molins reports an increase in results in local currency, with a solid performance especially in Europe and South America.

The Government of Canada has awarded CAN$10 million in federal support to help scale the Carbon 1 Mississauga Facility for low-carbon cement production.

Lakeview, Oregon, facility to produce up to 300 000 tpy of low-carbon cement alternatives, accelerating advances in sustainable construction in the region.

Vicat announce financial results for the second quarter of the 2025 financial year.