Mexico’s Cemex and China’s Anhui Conch Cement Company, the largest cement makers in the Americas and Mainland China, respectively, have not...

Mexico’s Cemex and China’s Anhui Conch Cement have emerged the dark horses, as the final five get ready to submit binding bids today.

“We can now work on the roadmap of sale. We are looking forward to complete the sale of our assets expeditiously,” a senior legal executive...

CCI has appointed French audit firm Mazars to monitor the divestment of French cement giant Lafarge’s entire India operations.

COMPAT has stayed CCI's order which had approved a revised sale proposal submitted by the French cement major.

In a statement to the stock exchanges, Birla Corp. said Lafarge India has informed it of “their inability to proceed with the agreement.”

A total of 19000 shares so far exchanged hands on the counter so far, compared with a 2-week average of 7167 on the BSE.

The three will be competing with Temasek, the Singapore government's investment arm, Heidelberg, the world's third biggest cement maker.

The pre-combination market share of Holcim in the relevant market for the eastern region is around 25% and that of Lafarge is around 16%.

Holcim-Lafarge has embarked on a mega restructuring plan in India and is looking at a plan to merge ACC, Ambuja and Lafarge India.

This comes about nine months after Lafarge and its Swiss peer Holcim announced their intention to merge their global assets, including thos...

Lafarge India has announced that Jean-Carlos Angulo, executive vice president of Lafarge Group, is replacing Uday Khanna as non-executive c...

Platinum Media, a part of Madison Media Group has bagged the account of Lafarge India in Kolkata in a multi-agency pitch.

Lafarge India is looking to expand in the country and tap newer segments, its chief executive officer Martin Kriegner has said.

CCI has given its go-ahead to the proposed 14 per cent stake sale in french cement major Lafarge' Indian subsidiary to Baring Private Equit...

Private equity fund Barings Private Equity Asia will purchase a 14% stake in cement-maker Lafarge India for $256 million.

Lafarge India — which plans to shed a minority stake to raise Rs 1,325 crore and fund it expansion plans — is looking to complete the stake...