Cement news 2018

LafargeHolcim is close corporate offices in Zurich and Paris as part of its 2022 Strategy to streamline its corporate structure.

Four Loesche mills will be part of the Farooqia cement plant upgrade in Pakistan.

CEMEX Ventures has invested in PRYSMEX, a start-up company that offers improved workplace health and safety through the Internet of Things and real-time data collection.

Larson & Toubro’s L&T Construction has been awarded a contract for the construction of two new cement plants in India.

The High Court of Zambia has awarded full ownership of Zambezi Portland Cement to the Ventiglia family.

Duna-Dráva Cement is investing significantly in reducing the environmental impact of its Vác cement plant, including the installation of a new bag filter.

Indian cement production continued its positive growth trend in March, as the country remains on track to breach the 300 million t mark this year.

D.G Khan Cement Company Ltd. has completed the installation of the largest Pakistan cement plant at Hub, Baluchistan.

Non-Executive Director, Mr Graeme Pettigrew, and, CEO, Martin Brydon, are set to retire.

LafargeHolcim Bangladesh, who produces 4.2 million tpy of cement, is going to launch a new specialised cement for plastering works branded as 'plastercrete'