David Perilli is a journalist at Global Cement. He covers themes related to construction and real estate, focusing on the building materials and construction industry. His insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including Global Cement.
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David's articles predominantly revolve around the construction and manufacturing sectors, with a focus on the cement industry, renewable energy, carbon emissions, and international markets. Given his emphasis on press releases and government announcements, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches from professionals working within these industries who can provide exclusive insights into new developments or regulatory changes affecting these sectors.
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Asia Cement unveiled a selective catalytic reduction (SCR) unit at its Jecheon plant this week.
Amrize launched its 'Product of Canada' label last week. This follows a few other recent news stories in the sector that touch upon a nationalistic approach to cement marketing.
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The cement sector in China may have turned a corner in 2025. Cement output and revenue from some of the largest producers continued to fall.
Colombia: A series of senior appointments have been announced at Cementos Argos as part of the group's restructuring towards its 2030 strategy.
There have been several big stories in the cement sector from the Americas this week. Firstly, Cementos Argos revealed its plan to re-enter the US market through a spin-off.
It's been a busy week for slag and cement with the Global Slag Conference taking place in Istanbul and the announcement that SSAB and Heidelberg
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
