Lafarge SA

Industry:	Building Materials, Aggregates, Concrete & Cement
Ranking:	Global 500
Revenues:	$24.1 Billion
Employees:	69,319

Description

Lafarge Corporation (NYSE, TE: LAF) is one of North America's largest diversified suppliers of cement, aggregates and concrete, gypsum wallboard, and other materials for residential, commercial, institutional, and public works construction. Lafarge operates 15 cement plants, approximately 600 construction materials operations, three gypsum wallboard manufacturing facilities, and other businesses in 44 states and all provinces of Canada, with 1999 sales of more than $2.6 billion. The company's majority shareholder is Lafarge (Paris Stock Exchange: LAFP). The Lafarge Group is a world leader in building materials with operations in 70 countries and sales in excess of USD$11 billion.

Products & Services

cement, construction materials, building materials, roofing materials, gypsum wallboard, clay tiles

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EBRD to loan Lafarge Vostok up to 120 mln euros for investment in Russia. Russia & CIS Business and Financial Newswire; 8/11/2009 ...could loan Lafarge Vostok, an affiliate of France's Lafarge SA, up to 120 million euros for direct investment in Russia...while the sale of assets will exceed 1 billion euros. Lafarge SA is one of the world's biggest cement producers. It... ...more

Building Materials - The Global Strategic Business Report in Millions of US$. M2 Presswire; 7/28/2009 ...Hardie Industries NV, Lafarge North America Inc., Lafarge SA, Lanka Tiles, Mohawk Industries Inc., Pilkington...Hardie Industries NV - Lafarge North America Inc. - Lafarge SA - Lanka Tiles - Mohawk Industries Inc. - Pilkington... ...more

PPC admits cement cartel, catching rivals cold.(Business Report) The Star (South Africa); 11/12/2009 ...surprised by the allegations". Lafarge SA had a strong "complaints programme...data from the premises of PPC and Lafarge SA, AfriSam and Natal Portland Cement...northern KwaZulu-Natal in exchange for Lafarge SA not competing with PPC in the Botswana... ...more