|
|
|
 |
| From left: the Industry Minister, Ali Zikri,and the Italcementi CEO, Carlo Pesenti | Tripoli, 25 November 2008 Ambassador Trupiano: first contract since the Italo-Libyan Friendship Treaty. Italcementi Group Chief Executive Officer Carlo Pesenti met Libya’s Minister of Industry, Ali Yusuf Zikri, in Tripoli today. During his conversation with the Minister, Mr Pesenti illustrated the new investment Italcementi will be making in partnership with the Libyan Fund for Economic and Social Development, to build a new cement plant near Tobruk.
USA: TX Active® shapes the gateway of the reopened Minneapolis’ bridge
 |
| USA: TX Active® shapes the gateway of the reopened Minneapolis’ bridge | At dawn of Thursday, Sept. 18, 2008, the new I-35W Bridge over the Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis was officially opened.Italcementi Group, through its North American subsidiary Essroc, made its contribution to the project for the construction of two white concrete gateway elements, made with TX Active®, standing on both ends of the bridge. The two 30-foot tall gleaming white concrete sculptures, that comprise three wavy columns representing a vertical interpretation of the universal symbol for water, stand on both sides as a ‘gateway’ to greet travelers on the new Interstate 35 west bridge. These symbols serve as a reminder of the previous bridge which tragically collapsed in August 2007. 
|
|
|
|
Bergamo, 04 September 2008 Italcementi has been re-confirmed for 2008-2009 as one of the organizations in the DJSI World, the highly regarded global business management benchmark that tracks the performance of sustainability leaders, assessed on the basis of economic, environmental and social sustainability criteria. 
Bergamo, 09 June 2008 Ciments Français (Italcementi Group) will participate in the project for a new cement plant in Syria. The plant, with an annual capacity of 3.2 million tons, will be managed by Al Badia Cement JSC, a new Syrian company majority-owned by Muhaidib Group of Saudi Arabia. Ciments Français will hold a 12.5% stake in Al Badia Cement. The new plant will be operating by 2010. 
|