Sand Production Line to Bring Life for Manufacturers

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India’s Zuari Cements looks to widen presence

In India, Zuari Cements is looking to widen its presence by expanding its footprint in the west and north.

By end-2015, the company intends to add 1 million tonnes to its existing 6 million-tonne capacity.

Zuari Cements is a subsidiary of the world’s fifth biggest cement maker, Italcementi Group.

Spain’s demand for aggregates down by 1.8% in 2014

In 2014, demand of aggregates in Spain decreased by 1.8% on the previous year and reached an all-time low of 90.1 million tonnes.

Since 2006, demand for aggregates in Spain decreased by 81.4%.

The Spanish association Anefa said that 2014 was a flat year for the industry, but in 2015 the association expects for demand of aggregates to rise by 5% to 100 million tonnes.

In terms of business volume, the sector ended 2014 with a total of €410 million, after a 85% cumulative drop since 2007.

At the same time, the association pointed out that the number of jobs lost in the industry totalled 7,250 since the beginning of the economic crisis.

Regionally, demand for aggregates in 2014 only grew in the Balearic Islands (+12.8%); Madrid and Extremadura (+6.6%), and La Rioja (+6.5%).

In Valencia demand decreased by -9.85% and in the Canary Islands by -8.40%.

Sri Lanka in talks with China over highway projects

The Sri Lankan government on Saturday said that it is in talks with China to extend a highway linking the capital and the deep south.

Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said that the government is having talks with China to fund the project connecting Colombo and Hambantota in the south.

The highway which already connects Colombo to the southern town of Galle and Colombo to the southern town of Matara was to be extended to Hambantota as part of the project plan of the former government.

However the new government which took office in January this year had decided to review some of the Chinese funded projects following allegations of corruption and lack of transparency when the deals were originally signed.

Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe however said that the highway projects will continue, with proper procedures being followed.

He also said that talks will be held with a Chinese company to go ahead with the third stage of another highway project known as the ‘Outer Circular Highway’ project.

Once completed, the Outer Circular Highway will interconnect the major highways in Sri Lanka.

The prime minister said that the government has also decided to commence work on a highway connecting Colombo and the central town of Kandy and the first stage will be constructed with funding from Japan and the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

The prime minister also rejected allegations that the new government is taking political revenge on the former government by launching investigations into some of the projects.

He said that the investigations are purely to expose corruption in some of the deals and not take political revenge.