Cemex news

Cemex Ventures names the top startups to watch together with an in-depth review of industry investments in 2023 and an outlook for 2024.

Cemex joins the CCS+ Initiative, aiming to scale climate technologies by developing a robust carbon accounting infrastructure that promotes environmental integrity.

The UK Minister for Energy Efficiency and Green Finance Lord Callanan visited Rugby Cement Plant in Warwickshire.

HSBC Mexico will provide women entrepreneurs with a 700 million peso credit line with preferential cost under Cemex’s supplier finance programme.

Cemex has reopened a concrete plant that forms a key part of its portfolio in the Czech Republic, following a comprehensive development programme.

Cemex is strengthening its commitment to Health and Safety by implementing new safety assistance systems across all its European Admixtures facilities.

The company is part of the HYIELD consortium, which has been awarded a €10 million grant from the European Union for the R&D to develop a Waste to Hydrogen demonstration plant.

This cement has now been categorised as Vertua® Supreme, the latest addition to Cemex’s Vertua lower carbon cement range.

A new report has highlighted decarbonisation progress in the global cement industry, as world leaders debate climate action at COP28.

Cemex has welcomed in the introduction of the newly revised standard for British concrete, representing an advancement in the UK industry.