Lafarge Cement UK bought Blue Circle industries PLC in 2001, creating the largest cement maker in the world.
Ayoki has undertaken fabrication, erection and commissioning services of plants for clients which include Jaypee Group, Ambuja Cements, Aditya Birla Group, Lafarge, Dangote Group etc.
One example is Aliko Dangote's Dangote Group, which along with French conglomerate Lafarge attracted protests in Lagos in 2010 for allegedly employing thousands of Chinese workers in semiskilled construction positions.
For example, he was a consulting engineer for a cement company, the Société des chaux et ciments Pavin de Lafarge, today known as Lafarge Cement.
He held another athletics scholarship in 2012, this one from the Spanish based Fundación Cultura y Deportes and the Spanish business Lafarge.
Much of it forms part of a National Nature Reserve owned and managed by the Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire, Central Bedfordshire Council and Lafarge Aggregates.
Nearby is an old limestone quarry currently owned by Lafarge (formerly known as Blue Circle).
As early as 1860 there were eight and a half miles of track serving the local quarries of the Mountsorrel Granite Company, now owned by Lafarge Aggregates.
Southern has served as a director of several corporations including Lafarge, Southam Inc., Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Imasco, Canadian Airlines, Fletcher Challenge, Royal & SunAlliance and Canadian Pacific.
The main employers in town include the hotels and inns that cater to oilpatch workers, the farm implement dealerships, and some small manufacturing such as Wabash Manufacturing - Truck Trailers, and a Lafarge cement plant.
In 1994, LaFarge founded the Plaintext Players, an internet performance group that began creating original pieces early in the Web era.
However, land owners Lafarge Cement UK, have entered into a five-year management partnership with Ground Kent and Medway and Bean Parish Council.
LaFarge collaborated with JD McPherson on a rendition of country legend Bob Will's “Good Old Oklahoma”, released on June 28, 2013.
Among the participating artists were game designer Chris Metzen, Aram Bartholl, Jorg Dubin, UC Irvine professor Antoinette LaFarge, Eddo Stern; Tale of Tales developers Auriea Harvey and Michaël Samyn, and Chinese photographer Zeng Han.