The January 2016 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains a number of articles on the state of the global cement industry at the start of 2016, including the implications of continued slow or non-existant growth in some markets, the prospects for further mergers and acquisitions, lessons from other sectors and a run-down of capacity/population.There are also features on plant modernisation, fans and a large and detailed review of the rapidly-changing cement industries of Central Asia.
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Different countries have vastly different sized cement industries. This is a result of differing natural resources, levels of economic and industrial development and government policy. Another key factor, less often considered, is a country’s population.
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Here, S M Imran explains how Thatta Cement has recently undergone a major upgrade to help it match Pakistan’s current and future market conditions.
On 12 November 2015, the European Technology Platform for Zero Emission Fossil Fuel Power Plants (ZEP) published a report entitled “CCS for industry: Lowest-cost route to decarbonising Europe”.
The countries of Central Asia, namely Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, are all emerging market economies.
Here Global Cement Magazine presents its monthly review of global cement prices, in US$ for easy comparison.
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