Lafarge Africa, has commissioned community development projects worth N260m, in Ewekoro and Sagamu communities of Ogun State to provide welfare for indigenes.

Lafarge Africa Plc, a leading construction solutions company in Nigeria, has launched its debut Sustainability Report in line with the latest standard of the Global Reporting ...

A group of farmers under the auspices of United Farmers have sued the multinational cement manufacturer, Lafarge Africa for allegedly destroying their farmlands.

While consumer goods companies and most manufacturers on the other hand are battling with forex sourcing issues, soaring importation costs and in extreme cases, marked forex losses ...

Four years after an agreement was reached between Lafarge Africa Plc and some communities in Ogun State on allegations of air pollution due to its activities ...

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Friday moved 190.68 million shares valued at N1.33 billion transacted in 2,978 deals.

The managements of Lafarge Africa, cement manufacturing plants at Ewekoro and Sagamu, Ogun State, have cried out against the inadequate supply of gas to power their plants.

To boost electricity supply in the North-Eastern part of Nigeria, Lafarge Africa Plc at the weekend, signed an N11 billion deal to build a captive power plant at its Ashaka cement plant in Gombe State.

As part of its commitment to reduce the high level of reckless driving in Nigeria to the barest minimum, Lafarge Africa Plc has launched a logistics academy for truck drivers.

The shares of Lafarge Africa on Monday depreciated further by N3.20 or 5.03 per cent to lead the losers' chart on the nation's bourse following investors reaction to its profit warning.

Lafarge Africa Plc have urged shareholders to leverage the Ashaka Cement’s voluntary tender offer, which provides opportunity for the minorities to participate in a much larger growth ...

The issue comprises of N26, 386,000,000 three year 14.25 per cent bond due 2019 (“the Series one bond”) and a N33, 614,000,000 five year 14.75 per cent bond due 2021 (“the series II bond”).