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The company has announced that it expects to recommission one of its production lines at its plant in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic.
Ghana reports cement price increase 09 March 2021 Ghana has reported a small rise in cement prices due to an increase in the cost of imported clinker in recent days. A bag of cement which was earlier sold for GHS38 (US$6.62) is now being sold for GHS41, according to GhanaWeb. "There has been a price hike because of certain challenges which industry players are facing while importing the major raw material called clinker which is used to produce cement. We don’t have it here and it is a very small quantity that we are able to get locally," said Samuel Amegayibor, executive s...
Advertisement As the largest cement plant operator in India and one of the top 10 in the world, UltraTech Cement Ltd of Mumbai, India, is looking ahead. In connection with the realisation of three new clinker production lines, a letter of award for nine vertical roller mills was granted to Gebr. Pfeiffer and its Indian subsidiary Gebr. Pfeiffer (India) Pvt. Ltd. The efficient MVR and MPS vertical roller mills offer UltraTech many advantages and are used for the finish grinding of cement raw material, fuel and cements. The cooperation between UltraTech Cement Ltd and Gebr. Pfeiffer is based on...
Wednesday, 27 January 2021 - 8:47 The Navy has confirmed that no damage was caused to the hull of the MV Eurosun which collided with a reef near the small Ravana lighthouse off the coast of Hambantota. Preliminary investigations into the ship were carried out by a Sri Lanka Navy ship with a Navy diving team. It was revealed that a part of the ship about 70 meters from the back was stuck in a rock. However, the investigation has confirmed that the ship had left the reef with the impact of the currents. The ship, which was transporting cement-laden raw material clinker from the port of Abu Dhab...