China cement news
GlobalData: China’s BRI projects face uncertainty due to COVID-19 disruptions
China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) projects have been adversely affected due to the world-wide disruption caused by the COVID-19 crisis, says GlobalData.
GlobalData: Growth in construction output in North-East Asia to slow to 0.9%
Despite the improved performance in most of the countries across North-East Asia, growth in construction output in the region has been revised down to 0.9%, according to GlobalData.
GlobalData: Philippines construction industry to reach US$75.1 billion in 2024
The Philippines construction industry is expected to post a sharp contraction of 9.2% in 2020.
Cement Plant Superfans
Dr John Irons, Halifax Fan UK, and Diane Wang, Halifax Fan China, provide an overview of how clinker cooler and sinter fans operate in cement plants.
GlobalData: China to experience sharp decline in construction output
According to GlobalData, construction output growth in China is expected to grow by just 1.9% in 2020.
Doosan Infracore receives large orders of excavators in China
The company has received large orders for medium-sized excavators from China, as the Chinese construction machinery markets begin showing positive signs of recovery.
Business Standard: Uncertainty around Coronavirus could impact on cement prices
While effects of the virus are not yet being felt in the construction sector, the uncertainty surrounding it is likely to keep cement prices flat in future months.
Global Data provides an overview of global construction markets in 2020
The company forecasts what the new year will hold for the global construction industry.
CEMEX youth programmes support 45 000 people
CEMEX has collaborated to develop youth employability and entrepreneurial skills through social initiatives such as its leadership of the New Employment Opportunities (NEO) initiative.
GlobalData: Four out of top five firms in GlobalData’s leading 500 construction contractors list are from China
On GlobalData’s list of the leading 500 construction contractors around the world, four of the top five positions continue to be held by Chinese firms.