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To support local manufacturing and infrastructure development in Liberia, IFC today announced a partnership with Fouta Cement Corporation (Fouta Cement), Liberia's second-largest cement supplier, to help it increase production and reduce Liberia's reliance on imported construction material.
Region: Africa
13.06.2022 16:56BUA Cement projects N102.68 billion revenue in Q3 2022
BUA Cement Plc has projected to achieve N102.684 billion revenue for third-quarter ending September 2022.
Region: Nigeria
10.06.2022 16:45UltraTech to leverage Coolbrook’s innovative electric technology for accelerating decarbonization
UltraTech Cement Limited, India’s leading cement and ready-mix-concrete company, has announced signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Coolbrook, a transformational technology and engineering company, to explore possibilities on reduction of CO2 emissions from its cement manufacturing operations.
Region: India
09.06.2022 16:50Ambuja Cements tackles water security across India to ensure a secure future for communities
Ambuja Cements Ltd., one of India’s most sustainable cement makers, has since its inception focussed on tackling water scarcity across India, especially in places with erratic rainfall and inadequate irrigation systems where groundwater depletion is the norm.
Region: India
06.06.2022 17:37Ahlia Cement Company launches open tender for renovation, operation and product marketing for its lime factory
Libya’s state Al-Ahlia Cement Company is offering a tender to restart its lime (whitewash) factory in the Souq Al-Khamis complex.
02.06.2022 17:40CeMAP warns dumped Vietnam cement imports harming PH recovery
Local cement manufacturers warned that the continuing rise in cement imports from Vietnam at dumped prices puts at risk the domestic industry and adversely impacts the country’s economic recovery.
01.06.2022 15:32Southern Province Cement Co. starts work on new plant
Saudi Arabia’s Southern Province Cement Co. has commenced work on a major plant in Jazan region.
Region: Saudi Arabia