Cement News tagged under: Conch
China leads cement revolution in Africa09 July 2024, Published under Cement NewsCement demand in China continues to collapse, and profits are pitiful, leading to some Chinese cement companies accelerating an already aggressive drive into Africa. By Tony Hadley African Advisory Ltd, Cyprus. China leads the rush into the African cement industry: Huaxin Cement completes Maweni plant in Tanzania (© Embassy of China – Tanzania) S o firstly, to China. Cement demand had fallen from its 2014 peak by ~17 per cent in 2023 (see Figure 1), of no surprise to indu... |
Sinoma TCDRI receives Conch order for raw material roller presses11 October 2021, Published under Cement NewsSinoma Tianjin Cement Industry Design and Research Institute (TCDRI) has signed the equipment supply contract for the technical modification of a raw material roller press with Lianyuan Conch and three other cement production enterprises of the Conch Group in July 2021. The projects are located in Anhui and Hunan provinces of China. It is reported that the supply of four sets of specifications for TRP220-160 roller press, designed output of 500-580tph. It is expected to be delivered i... |
New 2Mta plant planned for Cambodia19 March 2021, Published under Cement NewsCambodia’s Conch KT Cement (Phnom Penh) plans to build a US$263m cement factory in Aoral, Kampong Speu province, with a 2Mta capacity, according to the Phnom Penh Post. Conch KT Cement is a joint venture between China’s Conch International Holding (HK) Ltd and Battambang KT Cement. The joint venture currently operates another 2Mta facility in Ratanak Mondol district, which started up in 2018. Conch KT Cement’s feasibility study on the project is reportedly almost complete, as the compa... |
Indonesia: Conch/Papua Cement plant to open in July19 May 2016, Published under Cement NewsThe Jakarta Post reports that the joint-venture between Conch and SDIC Papua Cement Indonesia will commence operations at its new plant in Manokwari, West Papua, in July. The plant is being constructed at a cost of US$400m and will have an initial capacity of 1.5Mta. Demand for cement in Indonesia has grown steadily and is predicted to reach new heights this year driven by government infrastructure projects. Papua is distant from the main cement-producing regions of Indonesia and as a ... |
Conch reportedly in discussions for Chelyabinsk plant, Russia10 April 2015, Published under Cement NewsThe government of the Chelyabinsk region (Urals) and China's Anhui Conch Cement Co (ACCC) are negotiating the construction of a cement plant, according to Russian news sources. Conch has been provided several plots for assessment, the reports state. According to General Manager Wang Jianchao, a project scheme will be determined in the near future, whether to modernise existing production facilities or build a new at an undeveloped deposits. (Source: Esmerk Russian News) |
Deutsche Bank: Conch to gain greater pricing power, China27 March 2013, Published under Cement NewsIn light of slowing demand growth and severe overcapacity in East China, the operating landscape has changed in favour of Conch partly through superior production costs and greater pricing power, Deutsche Bank says in a recent note. The bank believes that smaller players are losing market share as they can no longer compete with Conch's superior production costs (10-20 per cent below its peers) and low-priced strategy to clear inventory in the slow season. "Effectively, smaller player... |
Anhui Conch acquisition, China19 January 2012, Published under Cement NewsAnhui Conch Cement plans to acquire Anhui Conch Venture Capital’s no 4 and 5 energy saving equipment factories, and relevant land use rights, for a total of CNY22m, reports Shanghai Securities News, citing a company filing. According to the filing, the cement maker plans to set up an equipment storage centre, which will boost production and lower procurement costs. The factories purchased will be mainly used for storage, said the firm. |
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