European cement news
CEPI Eurokraft commissioned study compares paper and WPP cement sacks
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. invests in QMS quarrying expertise
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 invests in electric mixers across its EMEA Operations
Cemex continues to reduce the carbon footprint of its EMEA supply chain operations through investments into new electric ReadyMix trucks across the region.
EBRD invests in cement company Eurobond in Türkiye
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is investing US$50 million in a Eurobond issued by Çimko Cimento ve Beton Sanayi.
Mitsubishi UBE Cement prepare for Tokyo stock exchange listing
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.
CEMBUREAU welcomes new Public Affairs & Communications Director
CEMBUREAU, the European Cement Association, welcome Cliona Cunningham as their new Public Affairs & Communications Director.
Aalborg Portland awards Christian Pfeiffer with EPC contract for mill upgrade
Common high-efficiency separator QDK-T 250-Z to boost production and cement quality.
Heidelberg Materials Annual General Meeting resolves higher dividend
For the 2024 financial year, shareholders will receive a dividend of €3.30 per share, corresponding to an increase of 10%.
The Electric Edge
Andy Turner, SEW-EURODRIVE UK, explains how electric drives can help increase energy efficiency and boost sustainability for those operating in the cement, concrete, and construction industries.
Holcim shareholders approve all proposals at 2025 Annual General Meeting
Holcim shareholders approved all of the Board of Directors’ proposals at the Annual General Meeting, including a 99.75% vote in favour of the planned spin-off of Holcim’s North American business, to be named Amrize.