European cement news

The LEILAC 2 (Low Emissions Intensity Lime And Cement) carbon capture project has successfully passed its Financial Investment Decision milestone, confirming that the project can now enter the implementation phase.

Amid the Russia-Ukraine crisis, several global construction companies are exiting Russia. The wider fallout from the crisis, particularly on prices for materials and energy, will have a widespread impact on the industry, says GlobalData.

The company has announced that its H-UKR cement has become the first clinker-free cement in the world to be validated by the CSTB for applications on all types of structures.

In the framework of the Ordinary Assembly, Argos proposed to its shareholders a dividend of US$281.2 per share, 37% higher than in 2021.

Holcim Australia and New Zealand have announced that it will construct and operate a new facility in Auckland.

Concrete waste, mostly coming from urban mining in nearby cities such as Barcelona, is collected from five Holcim ready mix plants and repurposed as alternative raw materials in the cement production at the Moncada plant.

The company is increasing investments and innovations to decarbonise construction.

The World Cement Association (WCA) has announced that it has further expanded its international network of members by welcoming Concrete-AI as an Associate Corporate Member.

The company has announced its audited annual results for the year ended 31 December 2021.

M&J Recycling explains the importance of alternative fuels produced from waste in the pursuit of a circular economy.