— GUYANESE-owned energy company, Vas Energy Inc. and its subsidiary, Georgetown Cement Company, on Wednesday, turned the sod for the construction of a US$100M state-of-the-art cement plant at La Resource, Essequibo Coast, in Region Two.

 — As Guyana braces itself for infrastructural transformation, Vas Energy Inc and the Georgetown Cement Inc have teamed up to invest in a whopping US$100 million cement factory at La Resource, Essequibo Coast, Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam).

 — Guyana's first cement-manufacturing facility can produce some 11.7 million tonnes per annum and more than 500,000 tonnes of clinker. Clinker refers to lumps or nodules, usually three millimetres to 25 millimetres in diameter, produced by sintering limestone and alumino-silicate materials such as clay during the cement kiln stage.

 — The facility, which has a designed production capacity of some 11.7 million tpy of cement and more than 500 000 tpy of clinker, is located on the former site of Berbice Mining Enterprises' bauxite mining plant.

 — CEMEX's TCL Guyana Incorporated (TGI) was the latest company to demonstrate this confidence with the opening of its new concrete plant. The plant located on Lombard Street, Georgetown which was officially opened today aims to serve Guyana's expanding economy particularly in light of the potential production of oil and gas around …

 — Caricom Cement Company Inc has officially opened the first cement plant in Guyana in the presence of Prime Minister Hinds. The plant, situated in Everton, East Bank Berbice, has a capacity of 0.5Mta and is located in the same compound as Caricom Cement's bagging facility.

 — Global Infrastructure Solutions Guyana Inc, an engineering, procurement, and construction firm, has entered into a joint venture with Unidome Global DWC LLC of the United Arab Emirates for...

 — Guyanese-owned energy company, Vas Energy Inc and its subsidiary, Georgetown Cement Co broke ground on a US$100m state-of-the-art cement plant at La Resource, Essequibo Coast, in Region Two.

 — Guyana: Concrete manufacturer KSM is taking legal action against the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) for over valuing the cost of cement imports. It alleges that the GRA charged it US$16.6m too much for five shipments between January and March 2019, according to the Stabroek News newspaper.

 — Kaieteur News – Guyanese-owned logistics company, VAS Energy INC. is positioning itself to benefit from Guyana's ever expanding economy with plans to begin construction of a state-of-the-art cement factory in Region Three by February 2021.