Cemex news

The company has agreed the disposal of certain assets to Tillicoultry Quarries Limited for £12.2 million on a cash and debt free basis.

The company has invested over £600 000 into its UK rail network this year, to increase safety standards and reliability while providing opportunities to grow and enhance service levels.

The company has signed an agreement with Carbon Upcycling, a company specialising in the development of nanomaterials derived from the use of carbon for industrial use.

Cemex Holdings Philippines has shared its financial results for Q3 2020, and claims the company remains optimistic for the long-term growth prospects of the Philippines.

The company has announced strong results in Q3 2020 with all regions showing increasing profitability.

It has been announced that for the second consecutive year, CEMEX has been named to the prestigious Texan by Nature 20 (TxN 20), an initiative led by the Texas-led conservation non-profit to recognise the best work in conservation from companies with operations in Texas.

The company has announced that Vertua, its first-ever net-zero carbon concrete, will soon be available in its major markets worldwide after a successful launch in Europe.

The company has announced that it has successfully closed the amendment process under its facilities agreement.

Seven high performing students at the University of Derby Centre for Mineral Products are celebrating personal success in the 2020 Institute of Quarrying (IQ) Student Awards.

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies, a pioneer in low-carbon cement, announces that it has signed a 3-year contract with CEMEX France, a global group in the building materials sector, to supply Hoffmann Green low-carbon and clinker-free cements.