Trinidad Cement

We empower the construction and maintenance of highways, footpaths, parking spaces, airport landing strips, housing and commercial buildings, among other everyday applications. Cemex leads the way in sourcing these aggregates, utilizing state-of-the-art methods to extract them from diverse deposits such as rock, sand, and gravel.

Our concrete and aggregates meet both British and American standards (BS and ASTM)

Construrama is the largest hardware store network in the region, supported by CEMEX/TCL.

The construction industry must adopt sustainable, lower-carbon practices to address challenges like population growth and climate change.

Readymix (West Indies) Limited, part of the TCL Group, provides high-quality concrete and aggregates in Trinidad and Tobago.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion are fundamental to our success. We believe that diverse perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds are critical for driving innovation, creativity, and pushing the boundaries of sustainable construction.

CEMEX operates globally and faces increasing expectations to uphold high corporate behavior standards.

CEMEX prioritizes climate action as a critical part of its mission to build a better future.

Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) reports a $17.6 million operating loss in Trinidad and Tobago. The company’s financial performance reflects weaker sales, as indicated by its latest results. No additional details on underlying causes or operational changes are provided in the brief report.

Nov 2026Trinidad Express NewspapersNews article

Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) amends two major loan agreements following a 15% cement price increase. The adjustments occur amid rising costs for the company’s core product. TCL previously announced the price hike shortly before the loan modifications.

Feb 2026guardian.co.ttNews article

CEMEX, a Mexico-based cement company, applies to remove Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) from the Jamaica Stock Exchange. The move follows CEMEX’s January acquisition of TCL through its subsidiary Sierra Trading, granting operational control.

Mar 2017jamaicaobserver.comNews article

Cemex acquires Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) for **US$86.36 million**, including its three cement plants in **Barbados, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago**. The deal expands Cemex’s regional footprint in the Caribbean cement market.

Feb 2017Stabroek NewsNews article