The price of cement in Egypt, as of the 25th of May

The price of cement in Egypt, as of the 24nd of May

Market demand is weak and company shipments are low, according to CCement.

Radio Okapi reported the price of a bag of gray cement in Mbuji-Mayi (Kasaï-Oriental) is currently USD 10 lower than last week

The price of cement has remained stable for about three months, providing good news for civil construction, reported Super Channel.

Prefeitura officials and local deputy Hugo Anaya Ávila, visited the Ticuítaco community in La Piedad, Michoacan, reported Brunoticias.

The price of cement in Egypt, as of the 23nd of May

Cement supply has resumed on the commodity exchange, with 65 cement plants offering a total of 1,180,516 tons of cement, reports Tejarat News.

ICTSI's Kribi Multipurpose Terminal (KMT) in Cameroon achieves efficiency with eco hoppers, reported Maritime Profissional.

The price of cement in Egypt, as of the 22nd of May.

Although the drop was more pronounced on the island of Conejera, less cement was sold across the archipelago in April, reported La Voz.

Affected by the recent rainy weather, market demand in the Shanghai area is medium and the company's shipments have slowed, reported CCement.

The average retail price of cement per bag decreased in the northern regions of Pakistan, while prices remained stable in the southern regions, reported Urdo App.

The current price of Sariya cement is more affordable, reported MPLive

According to Media Congo, as part of the implementation of its "Environment and sustainable agriculture for the safeguard of priority biological sites in the DRC" program (contract no. CD/FED/2021/424-952), Virunga Energies SAU, the following was awarded:

US cement production rose in 2022, reaching 95 million tons compared to the previous year's 93 million tons, reports Tank Transport.

The price of cement in Egypt, as of the 19th of May.

The Belarusian Cement Company (BCC) has announced a record-breaking cement export to Russia, reported Beton.

Cement companies considering price cuts to increase market share should be cautious, reports CCement.

The National Construction Association of Sri Lanka (NCASL) has called for further reductions in cement prices, emphasizing that the recent decrease of Rs.150 per bag is insufficient, reported Dailynews.