UK cement news

Thomas Walther, Siemens, explains how a coordinated portfolio of electrification, hardware, and software solutions for both core production and secondary processes can play an important role in the sustainable digital transformation of the cement industry.

Titan Group had a positive start to the year with sales up by 2.4% at €638.4m, thanks to firm pricing, sustained volumes in cement, and growth in volumes in other core products.

RHI Magnesita have provided an update on trading for the three months to 31 March 2025.

CRH have completed the latest phase of its share buyback programme, returning a further US$0.3 billion of cash to shareholders.

Carbonaide and Elematic have announced a commercial cooperation to become the first to bring production-scale CO2 curing systems for precast concrete and infrastructure product production around the world.

Holcim Mexico has officially opened the application process for its 2025 Young Professionals Program, an initiative aimed at attracting, developing, and retaining high-potential recent graduates from across the country.

As demand rises with urbanisation, manufacturers must meet growth targets while advancing 2030 and 2050 decarbonisation goals. AI Optimisation (AIO) technology is empowering teams with AI expertise to transform operations and accelerate their journey toward a smarter, more sustainable future.

Cemex has received the delivery of 20 new DAF XD 410 eight-wheel tippers as part of its ongoing vehicle replacement programme.

Mohamed Rezk, MAAG Gear Middle East and Sub-Sahara Africa, highlights a gearbox replacement project in Iraq that increased production and reduced energy consumption.

thyssenkrupp Polysius reveals why prioritising proven equipment and adaptive workflows is key to rapid plant ramp-up and sustained profitability.