Armenia’s cement imports up +38.9% in 1Q 2025

In the first quarter in 2025, Armenia’s cement imports increased by +38.9% to 122.4 kt, after 88.1 kt in the same period last year and 48.6 kt in the year before.
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In the first quarter in 2025, Armenia’s cement imports increased by +38.9% to 122.4 kt, after 88.1 kt in the same period last year and 48.6 kt in the year before.

Uganda’s Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development (MLHUD) has finalised a lease agreement to enable Tororo Cement to build a first kiln line in Katikekile, Moroto District. 500 acres of the land were sold to Tororo Cement to build…

In the first quarter in 2025, Estonia’s cement production decreased by -8.6% to 32 kt, after 35 kt in the same period last year and 40 kt in the year before.

In February 2025, the ex-works average cement prices in Germany (calculated from cement sales volume and cement T/O) increased by +1.1% MoM to 117.99 €/t, after 116.75 €/t in January and 119.73 €/t in December 2024.

Concreat Holdings Philippines (CHP), a majority-owned subsidiary of DMCI Holdings, announced the full operations of the new production line at its Solid Cement Plant (photo) in Antipolo City. The new line has a production capacity of 1.5 Mta and increases…

In the first 2 months in 2025, Germany’s cement production declined by -0.7% to 2.552 Mt, after 2.571 Mt in the same period last year and 3.188 Mt in the year before.

In the first quarter in 2025, T+T’s (Trinidad + Tobago’s) cement production increased by +24.9% to 0.181 Mt, after 0.145 Mt in the same period last year and 0.174 Mt in the year before.

US Buzzi Unicem, a subsidiary of Buzzi S.p.A., joined as a strategic investor and development partner with Queens Carbon, developing a hydrothermal cement processing technology to reduce the energy consumption and cost for both carbon capture and carbon-neutral cement production.…

In the first quarter in 2025, Colombia’s cement production decreased by -0.7% to 3.180 Mt, after 3.203 Mt in the same period last year and 3.419 Mt in the year before.

In the first quarter in 2025, Russia’s cement production decreased by -3.6% to 10.747 Mt, after 11.144 Mt in the same period last year and 10.236 Mt in the year before.