Cemex news

The company has announced the completion on 31 July 2020 of its acquisition of certain assets and operations from CEMEX, as announced on 8 January 2020.

As part of efforts by CEMEX to help local communities and those who have been greatly impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic, the company has pledged a contribution to Warwickshire-based charity, The Myton Hospices.

The company’s ‘Operation Resilience’ initiative has translated into higher margins, despite the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Following a period of consultation with Employee Representatives and Unite the Union, CEMEX has today confirmed its proposal and will mothball its South Ferriby cement plant.

The CEMEX-Tec 2020 Award has announced that its 10th edition received 1 678 entries; the largest number of projects registered in the history of the event.

The company has announced that two of its cement terminals in Texas have achieved the ENERGY STAR Challenge for Industry by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

The company is to launch a construction materials testing service called LabExperts, which will offer customers a full testing and investigation service managed from the CEMEX UK National Technical Centre in Warwickshire.

CEMEX Ventures will recycle plastic to produce concrete and aggregates through its investment in Arqlite.

The company has launched VIAPATH™, a premium single layer asphalt solution for cycle lanes and footpaths, which has been developed with speed of construction in mind.

To continue working towards its vision of a carbon neutral economy, CEMEX is working in the research and development of carbon capture, utilisation, and storage solutions and new ways of producing clinker with solar fuels.