Zimbabwe: PPC Zimbabwe says that a planned fly ash beneficiation project at a power plant in Zimbabwe will now take place in early 2025 instead of in 2024. This is due to delays in accessing the power plant to complete the design and commercial contract, according to the cement producer. The Chronicle newspaper has reported …
PPC´s Zimbabwe subsidiary, Portland Holdings Ltd (PHL) has announced its intention to construct a new cement plant to service the Harare and central Mozambique …
A new US$200m cement plant is to be built by Portland Holdings Ltd (PHL), the Zimbabwe subsidiary of South Africa's PPC, to service the Harare and …
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Zimbabwe: PPC Zimbabwe has secured US$18m for the construction of a new cement plant in Harare Province. The company said that construction of the new plant is currently its main priority. "Preliminary work at the site is underway and fully-fledged construction is scheduled for August 2014," said PPC's managing director, Njombo Lekula.
South African cement maker PPC has revealed plans to build a cement factory in Zimbabwe in an attempt to boost the proportion of sales from outside its home market to at least 40 per cent by 2016 The company revealed the information last week without giving out the details of how much the project would be worth.
Zimbabwe's largest cement producer, South African headquartered PPC, is to build a $200 million plant in Harare to cater for Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Up to now PPC has operated in Bulawayo and Colleen Bawn. Lafarge has been operating in Harare. PPC chief executive officer Ketso Gordhan said the expansion was part of the …
Zimbabwe: Darryll Castle, the CEO of PPC, has reassured shareholders that the construction of the group's 0.7Mt/yr cement plant in Zimbabwe remains on schedule for completion in 2016. Castle said that the project makes sense from a cost-optimisation basis even if the volume isn't required in the country. He made the comments at PPC's …
The IPP will build, own, and operate the solar plants under a 20-year term PPA with the cement company. The solar plants will reduce PPC Ltd.'s carbon footprint in Zimbabwe and go a long way in buttressing the country's National Development Strategy (NSD1) ideals of improving electricity supply through diversifying its energy mix by ...
JSE-listed cement and lime producer PPC on Friday opened its $85m milling plant in Zimbabwe's capital Harare. Speaking at the commissioning of the plant, PPC chief executive Darryll Castle said the …
PPC Zimbabwe currently produces 1.2 million tpa of cement and plans to double its capacity by building new facilities in Mt Darwin, Harare and Tete. Mr Lekula …
South Africa: PPC has advised investors that its full-year 2023 results will show a more-than-doubling of its headline loss per share from continuing operations. The group said that its cement sales volumes in South Africa and Botswana fell by 5.8% year-on-year, while volumes in Zimbabwe dropped by 16%.
IN October 2023, PPC Zimbabwe appointed Mr Albert Sigei as the new managing director and he commenced work on 1 January, 2024. He succeeded Mr Kelibone Masiyane who was appointed as the managing director of the subsidiary of South Africa-based PPC in 2016, having joined the company in 1994 as a trainee electrical …
Zimbabwe: Chinese cement producer Mortal Investments Manufacturing Company is constructing a US$10 million plant in Redcliff with capacity to employ about 400 employees, while producing 1Mt/yr. Its arrival in Zimbabwe is expected to intensify competition in the market dominated by Lafarge Cement and Pretoria Portland Cement …
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Cement producer PPC Zimbabwe (PPC) is this month expecting to start building a new plant in Harare, Zimbabwe, after securing US$18 million for the project. The company is also planning to further increase output by building cement grinding plants in Mozambique's Tete province and Harare and a clinker facility in Zimbabwe's Mount …
The group also predicted a 4-8 per cent increase of cement sales across all its regional units. PPC added that units in South Africa and Botswana cement experienced low single-digit growth in cement sales, positioning two countries Zimbabwe and Rwanda as the major sales drivers. Published under Cement News
South African cement giant PPC has consolidated its shareholding in its Zimbabwean subsidiary, PPC Zimbabwe, by buying back shares from local investors. The move comes as the company …
BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE. PPC Zimbabwe has embarked on three significant projects, two of which were to do with the upgrading of the Bulawayo factory and the third will take the form of a …
In the past few years, local cement manufacturers have made huge capital investments to increase efficiency and capacity in order to meet local demand. On our part, PPC Zimbabwe invested more than …
Zimbabwe: PPC is under fire from local construction companies that have accused it of sidelining them in the construction of a new cement plant in Ruwa in favour of foreign companies, as reported by All Africa. According to 'inside sources,' local companies submitted bids, but these were rejected due to a directive from the cement company's …
This explains why PPC is investing R130 million expanding its mill in the country. Other Zimbabwe expansion plans included "construction of a 100 tons an hour cement mill" capable of producing ...
PPC's Zimbabwe subsidiary, Portland Holdings Limited (PHL), is to establish a new cement plant in Mashonaland province. The plant will have a production capacity of 1 million tpa and will serve the Harare and central Mozambique markets.
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China: Huaxin Cement's revenue fell by 6% year-on-year to US$4.43bn in 2022 from US$4.72bn in 2021. Its net profit decreased by 50% to US$393m from US$780m. Its sales volumes of cement and clinker declined by 20% to 75.3Mt and concrete sales volumes nearly doubled to 16.4Mm 3.Despite flat cement demand the …
Zimbabwe: Chinese cement producer Mortal Investments Manufacturing Company is constructing a US$10 million plant in Redcliff with capacity to employ about 400 employees, while producing 1Mt/yr. Its arrival in Zimbabwe is expected to intensify competition in the market dominated by Lafarge Cement and Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC).
Zimbabwe: PPC Zimbabwe is looking to enter into a partnership with investors to build a solar energy plant of up to 16MW to supply its two plants in Bulawayo and Colleen Bawn. It also intends to have a 28hr battery back-up facility. The company said that the move to solar would ensure uninterrupted power supplies to its plants, which …
PPC has 11 cement factories across Southern Africa. Our range includes cement, aggregates, readymix concrete, premixes, fly ash and lime ... DRC, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Zimbabwe. PPC's capacity is around eleven and a half million tonnes of cement products each year. PPC's Materials business comprises of Pronto Readymix (including Ulula Ash ...
