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CEMEX Holdings Philippines and Grab Philippines organized this year’s ‘Listo Tayo!’ Road Safety Campaign to champion the culture of road safety and responsible driving. Since its launch in 2013, the CEMEX Listo Tayo Initiative has been advocating for collective responsibility on the road with the aim of decreasing road accidents…

CEMEX Philippines launches Regenera, business specialized  in providing circularity solutions through the recovery, management, recycling, and sustainable disposal and diversion of waste.   Regenera leverages

Solid Cement Corp., a unit of listed Mexican firm Cemex Holding Philippines Inc. (CHP), is finally pushing through with the delayed capacity expansion of its plant in Antipolo. In its disclosure, Cemex said the plant’s cost has increased to $323 million from the original estimate of $235 million in 2018,…

Cemex Holdings Philippines Inc. (CHP) reported a 26 percent drop in net income to P726 million last year from the P985 million earned in 2020 mainly due to foreign exchange losses as well as the lower operating earnings in the fourth quarter. In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, CHP sa

The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has recently conferred CEMEX Philippines’ facilities with the Safety Seal as an affirmation of the company’s commitment to ensure healthy and safe operations. The DOLE granted the Safety Seal to CEMEX Philippines Solid Cement Plant in Antipolo City, the Apo Cement Plant in…

It was the year 1921 when the Philippine government established the first cement plant in the Philippines: The Cebu Portland Cement Company (CEPOC). It started operating with a single wet-process kiln producing around 4,000 cement bags per day. After over countless changes, and several innovations later, CEMEX acquired and modernized…

CEMEX Philippines’ Solid Cement Plant in San Jose, Antipolo was recently recognized by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources’ (DENR’s) Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) for its Small Scale – Waste to Energy for Co-processing of Residual Wastes (RDF). This is in keeping with the cement company’s commitment to act…