-
imposed fines totaling €420
million on the
companies Lafarge, BPB,
Knauf and
Gyproc Benelux,
which had
operated a
cartel on the
market which affected 80% of...
- Georgia,
United States.[citation needed] Saint-Gobain
Gyproc Middle East
began trading as
Gyproc in 2005. In
April 2010, the company's
first plasterboard...
- is
taken over by Esso 1972
Gyproc establishes plaster-board
manufacturing plant. A
pipeline from the
refinery to the
Gyproc facility is
constructed to...
-
gypsum mine at
Mountfield Sus****. In 1944, BPB
acquired its
large rival,
Gyproc Products Limited;
after that
there were only a
handful of
small companies...
- of
waste types Miniwaste Sewage treatment "Why can't I put my
leftover gyproc/drywall in the garbage?".
Recycling Council of
British Columbia. 19 September...
-
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Lloyd 2017–18
Performax Apollo Tyres Jio
Nippon Paint 2018–19
Gyproc 2019–20
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Nivia Acko BatBall11 2022–23...
- feet (1,219 mm)
which is the US
commercial width of a
sheet of plywood,
gyproc or
particle board. The sale of dual Metric/US
Customary scale measuring...
- Studies. 69 (1): 103–113.
Retrieved 24
March 2013. "Subsidence
Incident |
Gyproc". Hussey, Sinéad (17
April 2020). "Crown hole
appears in Magheracloone,...
- of
acids and
other solvents from
industrial alcohol. In 1933, it
formed Gyproc Products which was sold to
British Plaster Board in 1944. In 1937, Distillers...
-
electricity generation process; this
gypsum becomes a
resource for the BPB
Gyproc A/S
which produces plasterboards. This is one
example of a
system inspired...
