France: Cemex France has won a contract to supply 310,000m³ of ready-mix concrete for the construction of station and service structures on the northern section of Grand Paris Express Line 15 Ouest in Paris. Deliveries over an anticipated four-to-five years comprise 110,000m³ of CXB Fondations Spéciales Fluides easy-flow concrete for diaphragm walls and 200,000m³ of CXB Génie Civil structural concrete for foundations, slabs, walls and columns. Cemex France plans to supply 150 – 800m³/day of concrete from its local Gennevilliers and Nanterre ready-mix concrete batching plants. The company has partnered with mobile concrete production unit supplier Béton Solutions Mobiles to support the execution of the project.

US: The city council of Fort Worth, Texas, has unanimously voted to deny MM Deen 28 a special permit for its proposed Diamond Hill ready-mix concrete batching plant. The plant would have occupied a 1.60-hectare site zoned for heavy industrial use. The council previously deferred the decision in May 2026 to allow more time for a full review.

UK: Recycling company Enva has secured BSI’s BS EN 13055-1:2002/AC:2004 certification for the use of its recycled air pollution control residue (APCr) ash-based recycled lightweight aggregates in the production of concrete, mortar and grout. Enva processes 20,000t/yr of APCr and fly ash residues at its Paisley plant in Scotland. The producer already supplies its aggregates for use in the production of precast concrete blocks, drainage rings, slabs and flooring.

Malaysia: Concrete Engineering Products has appointed Yeoh Sock Ping as its executive chair with immediate effect, Reuters has reported. The company has also disbanded its Sustainability Committee. Meanwhile, it merged its audit committee and risk management committee into a single committee audit and risk management committee.