LafargeHolcim news
Lafarge, OMV, VERBUND and Borealis collaborate to capture and utilise carbon on industrial scale
Lafarge, OMV, VERBUND and Borealis agree on collaborating across industry sectors in the project ‘Carbon2ProductAustria’ (C2PAT).
Lafarge Canada to use biosolids at Richmond plant
The company has announced a long-term contract with CRD to provide a reliable supply of biosolids to use as fuel in cement manufacturing at the Richmond plant.
GE Renewable Energy, COBOD and LafargeHolcim collaborate to increase renewable energy production and use
The companies have announced that they will co-develop record-tall wind turbine towers with 3D-printed concrete bases.
Lafarge Cement appoints new Cookstown cement Plant Manager
John Mulgrew has been appointed as the new Plant Manager of the Cookstown cement plant in Ireland.
LafargeHolcim tops Sustainalytics ESG Risk Rating in construction materials sector
The company had the strongest result of all 101 construction materials companies analysed.
LafargeHolcim ramps up collaboration with Solidia Technologies to capture carbon dioxide in building materials
The new phase marks a long-term ambition towards a full-scale solution that captures carbon dioxide from cement plants and injects it into final products.
LafargeHolcim shares the results of its 2020 Annual General Meeting
The results show that shareholders supported the motions proposed by LafargeHolcim’s Board of Directors at the Annual General Meeting.
Bamburi Cement Group FY 2019 profit before tax up 17%
Bamburi Cement Group delivered improved profitability for the full year ended December 2019, posting a 17% jump in profit before tax to KShs 0.73 billion as compared to KShs 0.62 billion in 2018.
LafargeHolcim announces lapse of Philippines transaction
The company signed an agreement last year with San Miguel Corporation for the sale of its entire 85.7% shareholding in Holcim Philippines Inc., however the agreement has since lapsed.
Communities respond to Lafarge Africa’s COVID-19 intervention
The company receives thanks for its N500 million intervention fund to provide medical infrastructure, food and essential medications to its host communities in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.