European cement news

Jerad Heitzler, Martin Engineering, explains how investing in conveyor safety delivers long-term returns through prevention-focused design and training.

Heidelberg Materials and global built environment consultancy Arup agree to collaborate under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

Microsoft is purchasing up to 623K tons of cement products from Sublime’s first commercial factory and subsequent full-scale factory over a six- to nine-year period.

Ecocem is announcing an additional investment of €170 million to construct four new production lines in France and accelerate delivery of its ACT scalable low-carbon cement act technology.

Titan S.A. will continue to operate cement grinding and supplementary cementitious assets in other parts of Türkiye.

CEPI Eurokraft commissioned lab tests comparing paper and woven polypropylene (WPP) cement sacks – focusing on filling speed, product loss, dust emissions and carbon footprint.

Goonvean Aggregates Ltd. has recently invested in a new conveying system, structures and feed bins, all supplied, designed, manufactured, installed and supported by QMS.

Cemex continues to reduce the carbon footprint of its EMEA supply chain operations through investments into new electric ReadyMix trucks across the region.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is investing US$50 million in a Eurobond issued by Çimko Cimento ve Beton Sanayi.

Mitsubishi Materials Corporation and UBE Corporation announce that Mitsubishi UBE Cement Corporation will begin preparations for the listing of its shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.