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Hebridean superquarry plan finally buriedPlans to create Britain’s biggest quarry were scrapped yesterday, marking the end of Scotland’s longest-running planning dispute. The cement manufacturer Lafarge Aggregates said that it was withd...News - 06 April 2004 |
Lafarge buys US concrete companyLafarge Building Materials Inc a wholly-owned subsidiary of Lafarge which holds the former cement and ready-mix assets of Blue Circle in the United States, has completed the acquisition of the ass...News - 01 April 2004 |
Chilanga Shareholders reject K60 dividendCHILANGA Cement Plc shareholders last Friday rejected a K60 dividend offer arguing for an amount that reflected the company’s good performance for 2003. But the dividend was passed by division, af...News - 31 March 2004 |
Melón 2003 net profit up 6.68%Chilean cement company Empresas Melón posted a 16.6bn peso (US$26.8m) consolidated net profit in 2003, up 6.68 per cent from the year before, Melón said in a statement to the country’s securities r...News - 31 March 2004 |
Lafarge to Build a new production line in Bouskoura, MoroccoLafarge has today announced th edecision by Lafarge Ciments (Morocco), its 50 per cent subsidiary, to build a new production line in Bouskoura, Morocco, to increase the cement capacity by over 90...News - 30 March 2004 |
Cementos Bio Bio 2003 net profit upChile’s Cementos Bio Bio posted a 20bn peso (US$32.4m) consolidated net profit in 2003, a 32.8 per cent jump from the year before, Bio Bio said in a statement to the country’s securities regulator...News - 29 March 2004 |
FCB-CimentFCB-Ciment (France), the subsidiary fully devoted to Cement Industry of the FIVES LILLE Group, has signed in January 2004 a contract with Lafarge Cementos SA de CV, the Mexican subsidiary of Lafar...News - 26 March 2004 |
Lafarge To Acquire Hupfer HoldingLafarge has signed an agreement with the Haniel Group for the acquisition of Hupfer Holding, a major aggregates and ready-mix concrete producer in the East and the Center of France and in the area...News - 25 March 2004 |
Beni Suef lossesEgyptian cement company Beni Suef Cement reported a net loss of 318.8m Egyptian pounds (US$51.7m) for 2003, up from 84.92m pounds (US$13.8m) in 2002. The wider net loss came despite an 11.4 per ce...News - 25 March 2004 |
Chilean Cement industry improvesEmpresas Melon, a subsidiary of Lafarge, forecasts a 1.8 per cent to 2.0 per cent growth for Chile’s cement industry in 2004. Melon’s forecast is however less optimistic than the 4.0 per cent grow...News - 24 March 2004 |