CemWeek Magazine, Issue 27 June-July 2015

The 27th issue of CemWeek Magazine provides in depth features about the trends and developments of the cement industry in Africa, ranging from market analyses, news and updates, to coverage about one of the largest industry events. Here are some of the topics covered in the latest edition of the magazine:

Features
CW Advisory focus: African cement markets
The dedicated feature about the region's strengths and opportunities outlines some of the most pressing questions for an industry which is facing a steep increase in cement output.

Madagascar poised for recovery
The Madagascar cement industry is expecting to see a slight improvement in market conditions in 2015 based on stabilization of the political outlook after the presidential elections of late 2013 which put an end to a political crisis that has been clogging the economy for several years.

CemWeek reports from CBI Africa cement conference
CemWeek had the opportunity to support and be a participant in the Cement Business & Industry (CBI) conference and exhibition, organized in South Africa on June 25-26. Innovation in the context of African trends and opportunities was the topic of the event, which was attended by many of the players of the regional cement industry.

Departments
- Numbers in brief
- Drop in fuel prices easing pricing difference between coal and petcoke

Research
- Global cement market update and analysis of the energy sectors (coal, petcoke and natural gas) from CW Research

Equipment
- Equipment and notable projects

People
- People on the move

Regional industry news
- Europe, Middle East & Africa
- South-East Asia
- Asia Pacific
- Americas

Construction & building materials highlights from BMWeek.com
- Construction and building materials update

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