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China

New plasterboard plant

Lafarge Boral Gypsum Asia opens a plasterboard plant in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, and expands its leading position in the region. The plasterboards will be made from 100% recycled materials and will use up to 5 times less energy to build a wall.

  • The Gypsum Business
  • All the Businesses worldwide

Customer access

All the websites, all the infos

Lafarge is present in 76 countries! Consult the page dedicated to our customers if you want to obtain information on products and solutions, to order products, to contact a Lafarge company in your local area...

Customer access

Acquisition

Cement plant in Algeria

The Group has just acquired a 35% stake in the Meftah plant. Investment and training programs will allow to modernize the plant and to improve its environmental performance. Leader in Algeria, Lafarge is reinforced in this fast-growing market.

  • The press release
  • The Cement Business

India

New plasterboard plant

The Lafarge Boral Gypsum joint venture has just inaugurated its first gypsum plant and a technical training center in Khushkhera, Rajasthan. The plasterboards produced by this state-of-the-art plant will be 100% recyclable.

  • The Gypsum Business
  • The gypsum manufacturing process
  • R.S.S.
  • Podcast

Industrial ecology

How to create value from waste

Large amounts of natural resources, particularly minerals and fossil fuels, are used to manufacture cement. For many years the Group has been working to reduce the environmental impact of its activities by finding ways to obtain value from waste products.

Cement and industrial ecology