Holcim acquired Lafarge, a company that operated a cement factory in Syria, while Bruno Lafont is under judicial supervision in France.
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Updated May 27
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Holcim acquired Lafarge, a company that operated a cement factory in Syria, while Bruno Lafont is under judicial supervision in France.
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An unnamed company is diversifying its operations by utilizing a joint venture in the Middle East and maintaining manufacturing facilities in Europe, while reducing reliance on U.S. federal orders.Also in this story
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