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Tunisia
The CPG goes for growth again

Compagnie des Phosphates de Gafsa (CPG) is trying to shake itself out of the rut it has been in since [...]

Published on 03/12/2015 at 04:30 GMT

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Groupe chimique tunisien
Romdhane Souid

Tunisia
The SNCFT struggles to keep its phosphates plans on track

The SNCFT is continuing to find it difficult to bring [...]

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Tunisia
GCT still looking for a societal and environmental responsibility plan

Compagnie des Phosphates de Gafsa (CPG) subsidiary Groupe Chimique Tunisien [...]

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Tunisia
SISGEO updates ONM mining data system

The National Mines Office (ONM) has commissioned Societe d’Ingenierie et [...]

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Tunisia
CPG still believes in Maknassy and Nafta Tozeur

Compagnie des Phosphates de Gafsa (CPG) has not given up [...]

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Tunisia
Four bidders for the Tozeur solar power plant

Société Tunisienne de l’Electricité et du Gaz (STEG) prequalified four [...]

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Tunisia
The CPG wants to gets phosphates back on the rails

The CPG (Compagnie des Phosphates de Gafsa) is to finance [...]

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Tunisia
Job stops for Jacobs Engineering at Sra Ouertane

Plans to mine the Sra Ouertane phosphates reserves have again become bogged down. According to our sources, the contract for [...]

Subscribers only Business 12.05.2016

Tunisia
Phosphates port to open at Skhira?

The Tunisian government hopes to develop new infrastructure to export [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.05.2016

Tunisia
The fake barriers on railway for Gafsa phosphates

Tunisian mines minister Mongi Marzouk is determined to increase production of phosphoric acid by putting an end to sit-ins on the CPG’s export railway.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Mining 03.05.2016

Tunisia
Jacobs returns to Sra Ouertane

Jacobs Engineering is to update the feasibility study carried out [...]

Subscribers only Business 15.10.2015

Tunisia
AFD unveils plans to beef up phosphates industry

In the wake of a meeting in mid-September with Tunisian industry, energy and mines minister Zakaria Hamad, Marie-Helene Loison, the [...]

Subscribers only Mining 06.10.2015

Tunisia
How Jendoubi and El Hajji helped jump-start CPG

An improbable tandem can be credited with getting Compagnie des Phosphates de Gafsa (CPG) back to work between May 25-June [...]

Subscribers only Business 04.06.2015

Tunisia
Wengfu Group still believes in CPG’s phosphates

Specializing in the production of phosphates and chemical fertilizer, Wengfu Group is putting down roots in Tunisia. The Chinese firm [...]

Subscribers only Business 30.04.2015

Spotlight | Tunisia
Souid faces uphill task to revive phosphates branch

Named the new chief executive of Compagnie des Phosphates de Gafsa (CPG) and the Groupe Chimique Tunisien (GCT, a fertiliser producer) in December, Romdhane Souid has a lot of work cut out for him to revive an industry battered by [.

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Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Morocco
US-China trade war threatens Morocco's nascent battery industry

Tunisia
The CPG goes for growth again

Tunisia
The SNCFT struggles to keep its phosphates plans on track

Tunisia
GCT still looking for a societal and environmental responsibility plan

Tunisia
SISGEO updates ONM mining data system

Tunisia
CPG still believes in Maknassy and Nafta Tozeur

Tunisia
Four bidders for the Tozeur solar power plant

Tunisia
The CPG wants to gets phosphates back on the rails

Tunisia
Job stops for Jacobs Engineering at Sra Ouertane

Tunisia
Phosphates port to open at Skhira?

Tunisia
The fake barriers on railway for Gafsa phosphates

Tunisia
Jacobs returns to Sra Ouertane

Tunisia
AFD unveils plans to beef up phosphates industry

Tunisia
How Jendoubi and El Hajji helped jump-start CPG

Tunisia
Wengfu Group still believes in CPG’s phosphates

Spotlight | Tunisia
Souid faces uphill task to revive phosphates branch