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3 datasets pulled from Spatial Finance Initiative / University of Oxford (Dryad)'s releases, checked field by field and shipped the way you want them — daily, weekly, or hourly, your call.

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What Datadory delivers from Spatial Finance Initiative / University of Oxford (Dryad)

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Construction Materials Worldwide · Single versioned snapshot

Global Database of Cement Production Assets and Upstream Suppliers — Asset-Level Dataset

Construction Materials Roughly 57 geographies worldwide · 1982-01 to 2025-12 depending on country

Monthly Global Cement Production Data (CICERO)

Construction Materials 171 countries and areas worldwide · Current operating fleet plus plants proposed…

Global Cement and Concrete Tracker — Plant-Level Dataset

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What does Datadory deliver from the Spatial Finance Initiative?

One dataset: the Global Database of Cement Production Assets and Upstream Suppliers, filed under Construction Materials. It lays out the world's cement industry as two linked tables across 42 documented columns - an assets table with one row per plant and a suppliers table attributing each plant to upstream mines by country.

How many cement plants does the database cover?

The record never publishes a headline plant count - the number is only visible by counting rows. Datadory declines to invent one; request a sample and the exact total, split by region and plant type, arrives with it.

What ownership identifiers come with each plant?

Each plant carries its primary owner's PermID and name, then the ultimate parent's PermID, name and Legal Entity Identifier, private-or-public holding status, and ticker plus exchange if listed. Joint ventures add a second parent block with percentage stakes.

Does the database really track upstream suppliers?

Yes - it is the feature that separates it from every other cement table. The companion suppliers table attributes each plant to upstream mines by country with mine coordinates, alongside each plant's input strategy classified as locally sourced, imported or hybrid across limestone, clay, gypsum, sand and coal.