Lafarge gets US$3m for refurbishment, Zimbabwe
Lafarge’s operations in Zimbabwe have reportedly received US$3m from its parent company
Lafarge’s operations in Zimbabwe have reportedly received US$3m from its parent company
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Cemex in the Philippines has strengthened its commitment to address the need for quality and affo...
The Saudi bourse regulator on Monday suspended trading on Yanbu Cement Co after a fire erupted at...
Hundreds of disadvantaged students will receive scholarships and financial support from Holcim In...
A section of cement manufacturers has asked the government to bring parity in coal prices.
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L&T Finance, a subsidiary of Larsen and Toubro, acquired 8.10 million equity shares of the compan...
Cement manufacturers in the South of India, the largest market in the country, are bracing themse...
The slump in construction activity in the Canary Islands has forced Cementos Especiales de las Is...

Construction production in Bulgaria in April 2010 was 22.7% lower than it was during the e...
Thatta Cement Co plans to double capacity to take advantage of rising demand at home and overseas.
Trinidad & Tobago’s (T&T) Prime Minister, the Honourable Mrs Kamla Persad Bissessar, during her r...