Construction activity in Australasia and New Zealand slowed in the first quarter of this year, with outbreaks of the Omicron variant, flooding in eastern Australia, and rising construction material and labour costs disrupting construction works.
The Board of Directors of Cementir Holding N.V. today examined and approved the consolidated unaudited results for the first half and the second quarter of 2022.
George Agriogiannis, Holcim Australia and New Zealand, describes the steps taken in New Zealand to realise a functional low-carbon construction industry using cement.
The World Review provides coverage of cement plant projects and upgrades from around the world on a country-by-country, plant-by-plant basis. The 2022 Edition of the World Review is sponsored by CEMENGAL
Bedeschi is proud to announce the opening of its new branch in Hong Kong. Bedeschi Far East Limited has a mission to assist the local customers and to support the Far East market both for the commercial topics and for the technical matters.
Bursa ?imento Fabrikasi A.S. is upgrading its Bursa cement plant in order to reduce CO2 emissions and keep energy consumption to a minimum.
Ambuja Cements Ltd., one of India’s leading and sustainable cement makers, has complemented India’s infrastructure development with its wide array of high quality and futuristic construction materials and solutions.
Betolar and the Vietnamese concrete block manufacturer Trung Hieu Investment and Development Corporation have signed a commercial agreement for the production of low-carbon concrete products using their Geoprime solution.
FLSmidth has won a contract to supply a series of state-of-art equipment for a greenfield cement plant in Asia.
Kant Cement Plant, JSC, part of United Cement Group, upgrades its equipment to increase thermal efficiency.
Holcim and Habitat for Humanity have entered a partnership to accelerate access to affordable housing driven by an innovative digital platform.
Schenck Process delivered a strong Q1 performance continuing the growth momentum of recent quarters with Original Equipment and Aftermarket order intake amounting to €224 million with particular strength in APAC (up 8%).
The Memorandum of Understanding covers cooperation between both parties on the research and application of new technologies in the practice of cement manufacture.
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The company forecasts that the Sri Lankan construction industry will contract by 4.6% in real terms in 2022 against the previous projection of 9.2% growth.