FLSmidth news

The company’s cement reshaping activities have progressed well and EBITA in cement was positive for the first time since Q1 2020.

Sudeep Sar, FLSmidth, explains how the use of supplementary cementitious materials and alternative fuels has made modern quality control and automated sampling & analysis systems a prerequisite for ensuring both process consistency and a lower environmental footprint.

New greenfield contract from Indian Cement producer Shree Cement sees FLSmidth deliver a series of sustainable equipment, including the world’s largest Cross-Bar® Cooler, the FLSmidth OKTM Cement mill and JETFLEX® Burner.

The new collaboration between FLSmidth and Chart joins the two companies’ efforts to adapt and commercialise Chart’s Cryogenic Carbon Capture for customers in the cement industry.

At a new project in France, FLSmidth will deliver equipment to replace clinker with environmentally friendly clay, cutting up to 16% of CO2 emissions compared to existing cement products.

The companies have signed a global commercial partnership to accelerate the cement industry’s net zero ambitions.

Cimpor has called upon FLSmidth to deliver a chlorine bypass solution for their site in Souselas, Portugal.

The company has received validation from the Science Based Targets initiative for its carbon emission reduction targets.

The companies signed an agreement for FLSmidth to deliver the necessary plant modifications for the carbon capture and storage (CCS) project at Norcem Brevik in Norway.

In a new contract signed earlier this year, CBMI Construction Co., Ltd., part of the Sinoma Group, ordered the supply and engineering of three complete control systems for two existing and one new cement line at Kirene in Senegal.