European cement news

Ten LafargeHolcim green building solutions are endorsed today by the ‘Solar Impulse Efficient Solution’ label, recognising world-leading technologies that protect the environment in a profitable way.

The company has been awarded a new contract by Nanjing Kisen International Engineering, part of CNBM Group, for a Lafarge Holcim cement plant in Poland.

The company has announced that it ended 2020 with higher sales, increased cash generation and its lowest leverage in the last ten years.

The companies have joined forces to support young people in the Kujawsko-Pomorskie region. From the new school year, all students from the region will be able to study as automation specialists.

As part of the project, the Wössingen cement works is aiming to expand its mining area. For this purpose, the border is to be moved by a strip of about 150 m wide with an area of around 11 ha.

The new model retains the key benefits of the company’s EZ Flexx50 Bricking Machine, offering a light weight and high load capacity, whilst also featuring a stair-stepped deck.

The company has developed the new robot to meet the extreme requirements of the toughest hard rock underground work.

Lafarge Cement Hungary Ltd. has awarded A TEC a contract for the implementation of a new alternative fuel concept for its Királyegyháza Cement Plant.

The partnership was formed to develop new products to combat climate change and comply with the ambitions of future environmental regulations.

The company has communicated to the Balearic Islands Environmental Commission (CMAIB) its intention to proceed with the resumption of production activity at its factory in Lloseta.