Denver construction giant's $9.2 billion sale approved, company to delist
Shareholders approved Summit Materials' $9.2 billion cash sale on Wednesday. The deal is expected to close, and the company to delist from the NYSE, in the first quarter of 2025.
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Mitsubishi UBE Cement Corporation (MUCC) develops new carbon-negative artificial sand
Mitsubishi UBE Cement Corporation has developed a carbon negative artificial sand "GX-e BeadsTM " that can fix CO2 at 80 to 250 kg/t (dry base).
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Clean Energy Grant Spurs Sublime To Build First Zero-Carbon Cement Plant
Sublime Systems is planning a $150M sustainable cement plant in Holyoke, Mass., funded in part by a US Energy Dept. and ...
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Mitsubishi UBE Cement develops carbon-negative artificial sand
Japan: Mitsubishi UBE Cement (MUC) has developed a carbon-negative artificial sand product called ‘GX-e Beads.’ It is made from by-products containing calcium and uses a proprietary accelerated ...
Mexican cement maker Cemex ekes out profit, starts $350 million savings program
Mexico's Cemex posted a net profit in the fourth quarter on Thursday, as price hikes helped offset a drop in sales, while the ...
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Danielson concrete operation has assets purchased by MA company: Will employees be retained?
Sterling Concrete Corp. purchased most of the assets of Jolley Concrete. What this means for customers, employees ...
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Sublime To Build Its First Zero-Carbon Cement Plant, Spurred by Clean Energy Grant
Sublime Systems is planning a $150-million sustainable cement plant in Holyoke, Mass., funded in part by a Department of Energy and Internal Revenue Service tax credit of $46 million for renewable ...