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RAIL.ONE Group, the producer of concrete sleepers and railway track systems, plans to implement a new corporate structure.

Within the scope of the reorganisation, the existing RAIL.ONE company is to be split up into a company for the German market and another company for the further development of the international business activities.

The output of cement is being raised by Lafarge Republic (LRI) in the Philippines.

Later in 2015, operation at a cement mill will be started by the company in Norzagaray, and a cement mill with a capacity of 850,000tonne has been commissioned by LRI at the Teresa manufacturing facility during the first three months of 2015.

It is reported that Renato C Sunico, president of LRI, said that the increased in output capacity will be able to enhance the market position of LRI.

The units of LRI are Lloyds

A target to begin operations by 2016 has been set by Semen Indonesia for a cement factory in Rembang regency of Central Java.

Cement branded as Semen Gresik will be produced in the Rembang factory.

The value of investment in the factory stands at IDR 4.45tn (€299.19 million/US$332.30 million), and production capacity is 3 million tons of cement/year.

The construction works of the factory are expected to be completed by the end of 2016, according to Semen Indonesia's president Director Suparni.

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Construction work has started on a clinker production line contracted by Indonesia-based Semen Baturaja Persero to China-based Sinoma's unit Tianjin Cement Industry Design and Research Institute.

The production line will have a daily output volume of 5,000tonnes.

Full details have been revealed of what visitors can expect from the landmark 50th edition of Marmomacc, the world leading natural stone industry exhibition.

For its special anniversary showcase, Marmomacc is returning to Veronafiere in Verona, Italy from 30 September-3 October 2015. This year, like every year since 1961, the exhibition will give a voice to the marble, granite, processing technologies, and associated design and training industry. According to Confindustria Marmomacchine statistics, 3,340

Liquid waste specialist MTS Cleansing has invested in three D:Max mobile classification units from CDEnviro, allowing it to separate grit and rag from sludge and recycle 100% of screened waste.

MTS initially contacted CDEnviro to buy two D:Max units, but due to the volume of work the order increased to three, while MTS has secured a five-year extension on its contract with Southern Water through to 2021.

CDEnviro says D:Max has the potential to divert tonnes of waste from landfill and recover large vo