European cement news

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

The company has decided to disclose preliminary key figures ahead of the scheduled Q2 2020 interim report. The full Q2 2020 interim report will be released as scheduled on 04 August 2020.

The company has recently announced that it will relocate to a larger building to address existing space constraints and to allow for future growth of the operation.

The company has announced that it has obtained a €200 million loan guaranteed by the French State.

The two companies have developed concrete formulations based on H-UKR technology, a binder developed by Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies, that has a lower carbon footprint than traditional cement.

The company has published its preliminary Q2 key figures from the half-year financial report 2020.

The 3.2 km long BAB 5 section between Hirschberg and Ladenburg in the direction of Frankfurt-Karlsruhe was renewed within six days, which has been owed to always having sufficient cement on site.

Chepstow Plant International has won a national award for its staff training and development initiative, known as 'Project Fusion'.

The company will deploy its technology at Vicat’s Montalieu cement plant, near Lyon in France, next month.

The July issue of World Cement begins by reviewing a range of industry topics, including: Maintenance, Pyroprocessing, Conveying, & Digitalisation.