Cement News tagged under: grinding plant
Grinding plant and quay berths acquired by CK Infrastructure Holdings25 April 2018, Published under Cement NewsCheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings has acquired a cement grinding station and three quay berths in Yun Fu city in Guangdong province, China, at CNY180m (US$28.5m). The agreement was made for the purchase with Chuang Dong Chemical Ltd. The facility covers an area of 68,000m 2 and it has cement grinding capacity of 1Mta. The three berths handle an average 3Mta, CKI said. CKI;s subsidiary Green Island Cement (Yunfu) will own the new assets and clinker produced by Green Island Cement in Hong ... |
Loesche receives compact grinding plant order from Siam City Ltd (Lanka)28 September 2017, Published under Cement NewsLoesche is supplying a Compact Cement Grinding (CCG) plant for Siam City Cement Ltd (Lanka) which will be used in the Galle harbour area on the southern tip of Sri Lanka, as part of an expansion of the Ruhunu cement plant. A wide variety of cement types can be produced with the 0.5Mta CCG plant, which consists of a vertical roller mill. With this mill, clinker and granulated blast furnace slag are ground into Portland limestone cement and Portland slag cement with a throughput of up to 60t... |
Dangote Cement's Congo plant nears completion02 June 2017, Published under Cement NewsDangote Cement Plc is close to completing its new US$300m cement grinding plant at Bouansa in the Republic of Congo and plans to commence production this month. With the project the company hopes to boost its production capacity by at least 1.5Mta and help the Nigeria-based multinational achieve its target of being a major cement exporter on the continent. The Plant Director for Congo Operations, Ganapathy Balasubramanian, stated that the Congo plant cost XAF133bn (US$300m). The new gri... |
Uganda: Hima Cement begins construction of Tororo grinding station25 January 2017, Published under Cement NewsHima Cement has begun work on a US$40m grinding station in the Tororo district of eastern Uganda, The Observer reports. The 1Mta plant is being built in a region that already plays host to Tororo Cement. During the groundbreaking ceremony, Hima’s CEO, Daniel Pettersson, said that the availability of limestone deposits had drawn his firm to the Tororo region. “We have enough for [approximately] 20 years [at Hima], but we are exploring. There are no big deposits in western Uganda. You fi... |
Indonesia: Bosowa Corp opens new 1.8Mta grinding plant19 December 2016, Published under Cement NewsThe Bosowa Corporation has started operation of two new facilities in Banyuwangi, East Java, built with a IDR1.59trn (US$118.2m) investment as part of its expansion strategy this year. The company has completed a cement grinding plant worth INR800bn and a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) terminal worth INR787bn, are set to tighten Bosowa's grip on both the cement and energy industries in the surrounding regions. "The facilities aim to strengthen distribution and the existence of LPG and cemen... |
Côte d'Ivoire: Anyama grinding unit nears completion06 December 2016, Published under Cement NewsOumar Tembely, the director and resident head of mission of the West African Development Bank (BOAD) in Côte d'Ivoire, led a delegation on Saturday to see the progress being made in its investment of Diamond Cement's new grinding station, located 40km from Abidjan, on the road leading to Adzopé. The construction of the Anyama plant started in January 2015. Currently, the rate of completion of work is estimated at 85 per cent. The end of the construction, which currently employs around 2... |
Dangote Cement29 September 2015, Published under Cement NewsFollowing a recent visit to Zimbabwe by Aliko Dangote, head of the Dangote Group, the company has announced plans to open a 1.5Mta grinding plant in the country. The plans have reportedly been approved by the Zimbabwean government with construction on the US$400m plant rumoured to begin in 1Q16. The news comes as the company celebrated the inauguration of its 1.5Mta grinding plant in Douala, Cameroon, and announced plans to begin work on phase two of the plant, doubling its capacity. The ... |