TechnoAlpin pro air solutions is breaking away from the parent company TechnoAlpin and will be trading in future under the name EmiControls. It has been developing mobile and stationary solutions for optimum dust emission control in demolition work, open-pit mining, recycling plants and industrial applications since 2008.
With almost nine months to go, 91% of the stand space at Hillhead 2012 has already been allocated to exhibitors, including major players such as Volvo, Sandvik, Metso, Terex Group, Finning/Caterpillar, Liebherr and Bell Equipment.
Bernard Fontana, presently CEO of Aperam, a company recently spun-off from ArcelorMittal, is to assume the position of CEO of Holcim Ltd. He is replacing departing CEO Markus Akermann who will reach retirement age at the end of January, 2012.
HeidelbergCement has issued a Eurobond under its €10 billion EMTN (Euro Medium Term Note) programme with an issuance volume of €300 million and a maturity date of 15 December, 2018.
Metso and the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia, have finalised a three-year agreement encompassing joint research and performance evaluations of the VERTIMILL grinding mill developed by Metso.
Lafarge has ranked seventh in the UK’s first-ever league table of ‘green’ organisations, which features more than 2,000 businesses, agencies, hospitals and government units, and which aims to show what progress is being made to cut carbon.
Cemex has produced its one millionth tonne of cement at its new plant in Broceni, west-central Latvia, the largest amount of cement produced and sold per year in the history of Latvia.
Lafarge has unveiled its new organisation project, which it says is more agile and responsive, and is focused on its markets and its clients, and is designed to accelerate the group's development and profitability.The product line-based organisation will be replaced with a country-based organisation
At a time of global economic uncertainty, Netherlands-based Dunlop Conveyor Belting is bucking the trend by making the biggest single investment in its history. The new investments, totalling some €6.4 million euros, are designed to increase current capacity as well as adding a brand new product to its already comprehensive range of rubber multi-ply belting.
