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- Cement Industry News Updates - International Cement Review
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- Fortera’s ReAct first low-carbon cement to meet all six ASTM C1157 . . .
The cement also reaches full compressive strength in two days compared with 28 days for typical Portland cements Craig Hargis, Fortera’s vice-president of products, described the certification as validation that low-carbon cements can meet established industry performance benchmarks without premium costs or specification compromises
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- Lucky Cements renewable sources now meet over 55% of its power needs
Lucky Cement has commissioned a 28 8MW wind power project at its South (Karachi) plant in the second quarter of FY25, expanding its renewable energy portfolio to around 160MW This includes 74M
- Iran cement demand trending downwards - cemnet. com
Iranian domestic cement demand contracted 7 9 per cent YoY to 4 691Mt in July 2025, down from 5 091Mt a year earlier, according to the Iranian cement association Producers manufactured 4 713M
- Egypt to issue two new cement plant licenses - cemnet. com
Egypt plans to issue two new cement plant licenses before the end of the year in a bid to curb rising domestic prices and strengthen the sector’s capacity to meet growing regional demand, according to press reports
- Hima Cement emerges as leading contender to acquire Khayah Cement
Hima Cement, the East African producer owned by Uganda’s Sarrai Group, has emerged as the leading bidder to acquire Zimbabwe’s Khayah Cement, according to corporate rescue practitioner Bulisa Mbano of Grant Thornton Sarrai previously purchased Hima Cement from global cement giant Holcim, which exited several African markets, including
- Pakistan’s cement output falls 4. 5% in FY25 - cemnet. com
Pakistan’s cement industry recorded a significant decline in production during the 2024-25 financial year, reflecting broader weakness across the Large-Scale Manufacturing (LSM) sector According to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS), overall LSM output contracted by 0 74 per cent compared to the previous year
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