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Holcim deal encourages Italcementi to expand in IndiaThe proposed Holcim acquisition of ACC has increased the appetite of other global majors in the Indian cement sector. Italcementi, world’s fifth largest cement producer is on the prowl in India. ...News - 15 February 2005 |
Lafarge Maroc signs contract with FFEMLafarge Maroc and the French world environment fund FFEM signed a partnership agreement in conjunction to the installation of a 1 MW wind energy park. The wind energy park will supply Lafarge...News - 11 February 2005 |
Lafarge to double plasterboard capacity, ChinaLafarge Boral Gypsum in Asia (LBGA) plans to invest about $30m to double its plasterboard manufacturing capacity in China, Lafarge said in a statement. The group will build two new plants, one in ...News - 08 February 2005 |
Lafarge Cement Pleads for Deported Chilanga Boss, ZambiaLafarge Cement regional president Africa Tony Hadley presented the deportation case of Chilanga Cement Plc managing director Ian Coulter to President Mwanawasa for his consideration. Lafarge ...News - 07 February 2005 |
Lafarge North America 4Q riseConstruction materials supplier Lafarge North America Inc (LAF) posted higher fourth-quarter earnings, buoyed by strong volumes and solid pricing gains in its cement, aggregates and gypsum product...News - 07 February 2005 |
Lafarge Polska hikes cement pricesLafarge Polska, the Polish unit of French cement manufacturer Lafarge, raised cement prices in Poland by between 16 Polish zloty (Euro 3.9 euro and 24 zloty (Euro5.9) per tonne, an increase by 10 ...News - 02 February 2005 |
Lafarge bids for Himachal plantLafarge has bid for a Rs.6-billion ($120m) cement plant in Himachal Pradesh. Lafarge, which has submitted a proposal to set up a two-million-tonne plant by exploiting the limestone deposits in th...News - 01 February 2005 |
Lafarge bids for Himachal UnitLafarge has bid for the Government of Himachal Pradesh’s offer for setting up a 2Mt plant in the state. The plant is likely to be set up with an investment of Rs600 crore. Other companies to bid f...News - 31 January 2005 |
Lafarge pushes cement sales ahead to 119.4MtThe turnover at Lafarge rose by an underlying 7.7 per cent in 2004 to €14,436m, with cement accounting for €7,403m (51.3 per cent). Turnover in the cement division rose by 9.2 per cent, though the...News - 28 January 2005 |
Lafarge eyes small, medium acquisitionsLafarge has a business model to focus on small- and medium-sized acquisitions, rather than large ones, according to Jean-Jacques Gauthier, the company’s executive VP of finance. Gauthier made the r...News - 28 January 2005 |