The other factor that led to the low volume of sales and revenue also has to do with the roof collapse the company experienced which suppressed the availability of cement.

Trading conditions remained difficult in South Africa, PPC’s largest market, with cement volumes down 5.8% although selling prices rose 8%. The smaller materials business suffered an EBITDA loss of R6

Khaya Cement, formerly Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe, has incurred a significant after-tax loss of ZWL17 billion for the full year ended 31 December 2022.  The reduced profitability was attributed to depre

PPC, a leading company in the cement and materials industry, has announced the successful completion of an equity transaction that aims to benefit qualifying employees working for its subsidiaries in

With a deep understanding of the cement industry and a proven leadership skillset, Mr. Cardarelli is well-positioned to steer PPC towards sustainable profitability. His appointment follows a comprehen

Khayah Cement formerly Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe Limited, reported a significant increase in cement volumes, with a 117% surge for the six-month period ended 30 June 2023 compared to the same period las

Cement producer Khayah Cement, formerly known as Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe, has rebounded to production growth following a dismal 2022 performance. In the just-concluded 2023 fiscal year, the group reco

Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) has reported a robust group performance for the full year 2023, driven primarily by strong results from its Zimbabwean operations. Cement consumption in Zimbabwe has be

Zimplats, Zimbabwe’s largest corporate despite facing challenging market conditions, demonstrated a strong commitment to future growth by investing US$440 million in mine replacement and expansion pro

Unifreight Africa Limited is presently engaged in negotiations pertaining to a strategic transaction that has the potential to materially impact the Company's financial position and share price.  How

Khayah Cement Limited, one of the leading cement manufacturers plans to delist from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) as part of a strategic restructuring effort to stabilize its operations according

Turnall Holdings, a Zimbabwe-based manufacturer of fibre cement roofing products, pipes, and concrete tiles, reported a widened net loss of US$2.9 million in FY2024, up from US$1.5 million the previou