David Perilli is a journalist at Global Cement. He focuses on themes related to energy and mining, including the environmental impact and sustainability of mining operations, as well as advancements in mining technology. David's insights and expertise have also been featured in various discussions surrounding construction and real estate.
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We have a potential acquisition to discuss this week in Sub-Saharan Africa. Heidelberg Materials is reportedly considering buying South Africa-based PPC.
A report emerged this week indicating that imports of cement from China to North Korea have risen markedly in the last few months.
An updated version of the Green Cement Technology Tracker was released this week. The summary is that carbon capture utilisation and/or
Another week and we have another large heavy building materials acquisition in the US.
Market data on the cement sector in Pakistan was released this week. It is looking promising with combined despatches up. Let's dig a little deeper.
Brazil is the focus this week with the news that local sales reached 32.9Mt in the first half of 2026.
Half-year financial results from some of the major cement producers outside of China show a general positive trend in 2026 to-date.
UltraTech Cement agreed to buy a 26% stake in a solar power company this week. As many readers may know this is a common occurrence in the Indian cement sector due to local electricity legislation.
Financial results from the major Chinese cement producers have been emerging this week. The market remains in a state of contraction with cement output and corporate revenue reflecting that.
Holcim held a ceremony launching a new calcined clay production line in the Czech Republic this week.
