Lafarge sells 14% in arm

CRH is set to become the market leader in cement in the Ukraine after buying Lafarge's cement activities there for 96m (80.7m). The business comprises the Mykolaiv Cement plant located in the Lviv region, in the western part of the country. CRH ...

Baring Private Equity Asia is set to take a minority stake in cement maker Lafarge India for $265m (Rs 1400 crore), with three domestic firms and two foreign law firms advising on the deal. Lafarge was represented domestically by AZB & Partners on ...

Cement producer Lafarge is to use a 200 million (US$ 257 million) investment in its Indian subsidiary to fund its growth strategy in the country. Investment company Baring Private Equity Asia bought a 14% minority stake in Lafarge India Private.

Health and Safety Best Practices ISLAMABAD: Amr Reda, Country CEO of Lafarge Pakistan has said Health and Safety System promotes a safe and healthy environment by providing a framework that describes how the organisation consistently identifies and ...

PARIS, May 21 (Reuters) - French cement group Lafarge rejected criticism of the level of competition among peers in the UK by the local watchdog on Tuesday, saying there was already "effective competition in the sector".The UK Competition Commission ...

If the deal happens, it would be the second after the recent transaction involving Lafarge India. HeidelbergCement is said to be in talks with private equity players to offload a minority stake in its Indian unit. Speculation suggests Bain Capital ...

ISLAMABAD: Lafarge Pakistan Cement Limited in collaboration with All Pakistan Cement Manufacturers Association (APCMA) organised Health and Safety Best Practices Training to all the members of the cement industry on Monday. Lafarge Health and Safety ...

Ready to waLk: Lafarge Malayan Cement staff displaying the Ipoh International Starwalk 2013 entry forms in their office near Sungai Siput on Friday. EMPLOYEES of Lafarge Malayan Cement near Sungai Siput are looking forward to attending the Ipoh ...

The cement companies charged with cartelisation include Lafarge India, India Cement, JP Associates, Binani Cement, Ambuja Cement, Madras Cement and J K Cement. NEW DELHI: The Competition Appellate Tribunal today directed cement companies to pay 10 per cent of ...