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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,…

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Cemex Holdings Philippines Inc has reiterated its commitment to increase its production capacity, while reducing carbon emission with new 'green cement...

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…

Advertisement CEMEX Holdings Philippines has announced that its consolidated net sales decreased by 16% in 2020, reaching around PHP 19.7 billion, versus the comparable period in 2019. CEMEX Holdings Philippines has announced that its consolidated net sales decreased by 16% in 2020, reaching around PHP 19.7 billion, versus the comparable period in 2019. CHP’s domestic cement volumes in 2020 decreased by 11% year-over-year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For the fourth quarter, its domestic ceme...

Cemex Philippines US$235m project reaches milestone 20 January 2021 Cemex Philippines US$235m project has reached a milestone as the company has lifted the rotary kiln into place for its new line. Upon completion, the 1.5Mta expansion at Solid Cement will raise capacity to 3.4Mta. "This milestone demonstrates our full commitment to the development of the country and brings us closer to further strengthening our position in providing the infrastructure and building needs for econ...

Cemex Philippines Solid Cement plant lifts new kiln into place Written by Global Cement staff 19 January 2021 Philippines: Cemex Philippines Solid Cement plant in Antipolo has lifted a new rotary kiln into position as part of a US$235m installation of a new production line at the site. Once complete the new line will add 1.5Mt/yr to the unit’s production capacity increasing the total to 3.4Mt/yr. The new production line will reuse waste h...