TITAN Group and the Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society and the Banatao Institute (CITRIS) at the University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley), announce a strategic partnership aimed at accelerating the development of innovative digital solutions.
Canadian startup CURA unveil electrochemical technology that can cut cement carbon emissions by up to 85%.
Following ASTM C1157 certification, screening life cycle assessment validates Ecocem’s pathway to delivering high-performance, low-carbon cement at scale in the US market.
Molins has reached a net profit of €141 million, equivalent to earnings per share of €2.13, 8% lower than the same period of the previous year.
Amrize delivers strong third quarter revenue growth and free cash flow generation.
Cemex delivers double-digit EBITDA growth and margin expansion across all regions.
The new team brings deep industry expertise to support cement, concrete, SCM, and minerals customers across North America.
Holcim delivered strong profitable growth in the third quarter of 2025, with nine-month recurring EBIT up 9.8% and net sales up 2.9% in local currency.
Now in its ninth edition, the annual competition received 563 applications from over 54 countries, marking the second-highest participation in its history.
Holcim Mexico, through its subsidiary Geocycle, is driving a circular co-processing model that transforms municipal solid waste, industrial residues, and biomass into new energy resources and raw materials.
As part of its 'Local to Global' transformation, Çimsa has accelerated its international growth by completing its new grey cement grinding plant investment in the US.
The step underscores Amrize’s commitment to advance the US building industry as it invests to expand its American manufacturing operations.
Vortex Global has announced a strategic realignment of its North American sales territories, including Northern Texas, Northern California, Western Nevada, and the Carolinas.
Located in Houston, Texas, the facility was established through Çimsa’s subsidiary, Cimsa Americas Cement Manufacturing and Sales Corporation, with an investment of approximately US$82 million.
The agreement officially introduces co-processing as a circular economy solution for an environmental liability that, until now, posed a double risk of pollution and health in the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia.