The December 2025 issue of Global Cement Magazine offers up our annual look at the Top 100 cement producers and dominant cement producing nations, plus our take on the biggest news stories of the year. There’s coverage of several technologies at the forefront of our industry, including Aumund’s recently-launched electric Linear Clay Calciner, ways to optimise cement blends with separate ultra-fine grinding and a pioneering solar plant project in Yemen. There’s also a look at ‘Industry 5.0,’ which seeks to blend the ‘relentless’ analytical power of AI with human insight and imagination, plus a European news summary of the past year and a look at secondary conveyor scrapers with Martin Engineering.

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The November 2025 issue of Global Cement Magazine will be distributed at the Arab-International Cement Conference & Exhibition in Dubai, UAE, and the TürkÇimento Technical Seminar & Exhibition in Antalya, Türkiye. To fit in with these locations, this issue contains full reports on the cement industries of the Arabian Peninsula and Türkiye. Plus there’s a feature on the sustainability efforts of Saudi Arabia’s recently-founded Future Cement Initiative. There’s also a look at how natural ocean chemistry is being used to capture cement sector carbon dioxide, how to measure biogenic carbon content, dust control strategies and a full review of the recent Global CemFuels Conference.

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The October 2025 issue of Global Cement Magazine includes features on slag, carbon capture, AI, vertical roller mill maintenance, chains and electromagnet maintenance, as well as concrete product optimisation. There’s also regional and national reports on Germany and the Benelux countries, a look Central Asian slag and the latest on the US from The Sullivan Report.

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The September 2025 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains several different discussions of best practices for plant operators, including on machine room design with Aerzener Maschinenfabrik and explosions prevention with robecco and Thorwesten Vent. Atoco demonstrates a new, lower-cost carbon capture method, while Tunley Environmental helps producers based outside the EU to prepare for the incoming Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. Plant reports in this issue cover Heidelberg Materials’ Rezzato-Mazzano plant in Italy and City Cement’s plant in Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia, along with a regional report on the cement industry in Pacific and Caribbean South America.

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