Nesher Israel Cement Enterprises, Israel's sole producer of cement, maintains its flagship factory in Ramla.

The town was called Nesher, Hebrew for eagle, from the Nesher Cement factory.

Nesher was founded in the early 1930s as a workers town for the Nesher Cement factory, established in 1922 by Michael Pollack, a Jewish industrialist from Russia.

The government did, however, set the minimum wage for Arab workers below that for Jewish workers, which meant that those making capital investments in the Yishuv's economic infrastructure, such as Haifa's electricity plant, the Shemen oil and soap factory, the Grands Moulins flour mills and the Nesher cement factory, could take advantage of cheap Arab labour pouring in from the countryside.

Stevens reorganized the country's refinery, the government-owned Cape Sierra Hotel, and a Cement factory.

In 1970 the Blue Circle Cement factory was opened at Derryloran.

In 1947, Joseph F. Walsh established a paper box factory in Wyandanch and Ignatius Davidson and Mortimer Cumberbach, expanded their C & D Cement Block factory-making it the largest African-American owned business in Suffolk County.

There is a disused siding to the Tegral Slate factory ( formerly Asbestos Cement factory ).

Local industry includes Mesfin Industrial Engineering, a steel fabrication and manufacturing factory, and Messebo Cement Factory, northern Ethiopia's principal cement production facility ; both are companies owned and managed by the Endowment Fund for the Rehabilitation of Tigray ( EFFORT ).

* 1050 CHUM AM Radio Transmitter, a smaller transmission facility, located along the waterfront, located adjacent to St. Lawrence Cement factory

Blue Circle Cement ) as well as the biggest cheese factory in the country namely Clover S. A., are situated here.

* Hima Cement Limited-The second-largest cement factory in Uganda, located in the town of Hima, pop.

Cement factory of " RAYSUT " cement company ( Oman-Yemen company ) located in the port and is able to receive cement in bulk from cement carriers.

* Lafarge Surma Cement factory, Bangladesh

A landmark in Greenwich Village ’ s cultural landscape, it was built as a farm silo in 1817, and also served as a tobacco warehouse and box factory before Edna St. Vincent Millay and other members of the Provincetown Players converted the structure into a theatre they christened the Cherry Lane Playhouse, which opened on March 24, 1924, with the play The Man Who Ate the Popomack.

His father, Samuel Dubinsky, was the manager of a shirt factory who died in 1924.

By 1924 the factory was making 2000 a week with only limited extensions of work space and labour force ..

Norwegian factory ships off Baja California took an additional 34 Bryde's whales between 1924 – 29 ; two were also caught off central California in 1966.

The Liebig Extract of Meat Company was acquired by the Vestey Group in 1924 and the factory was renamed El Anglo.

The factory, designed by de Soissons and built in 1924 by Peter Lind & Company, is a Grade II listed building.

However, in 1924 a new venture, the Mining Explosives Company, opened a factory on the east side of Faversham Creek, not far from the site of Faversham Abbey — hence its Abbey Works name.

McKay Company was running the largest implement factory in the southern hemisphere, covering, and were leading the international agricultural industry through the development of the world's first self-propelled harvester in 1924.

The term gets its name from a factory called the Hawthorne Works, where a series of experiments on factory workers was carried out between 1924 and 1932.

George Weston ( March 23, 1864-April 6, 1924 ), Canadian businessman and founder of George Weston Limited, became Toronto ’ s biggest baker with Canada ’ s largest bread factory.

Efficiencies of scale, a lack of effective advertising and general public desire for higher speeds and less fussy starting than were possible with the Stanley technology were the primary causes of the company's demise and the factory closed for good in 1924.

In 1924, Lloyd's son built a new factory at Kemsley, together with a model village for employees.

The Aspa was a Czech automobile, a successor to the Stelka, manufactured from 1924 until 1925 at a small machine factory in Pribram.

Before 1919 the factory was at the Sydney Harbour side suburb of Rushcutters Bay, New South Wales, it then moved to Ashfield until 1924.

In 1924, Lefroy and his assistant Miss Elizabeth Eades started supplying bottles of woodworm fluid from a small factory in Hatton Garden, which later led to the formation by them of a company called Rentokil Limited ( now Rentokil Initial ) in 1925.

Rudolf returned to Herzogenaurach in 1924 to join his younger brother, Adolf, nicknamed " Adi ", who had founded his own shoe factory.

He worked in his father ’ s chemical factory in Belgium, then in 1924 moved to Egypt to run a sugar refinery.

In 1924 an airport was built in Bežanija and in 1928 the Rogožerski factory was constructed.

In 1924, at the behest of Marks and William Zeuch, another principal at the factory, Skinner made his second trip to England, this time meeting with Henry Willis, III, the grandson of " Father " Henry Willis ( Sr .), and spending considerable time in France with Marcel Dupré learning about mutation stops and chorus work of the French Romantic Organ.

After graduating as an engineer in 1924, he spent six months working in a radio factory in the United States where he became familiar with the latest developments in the field.

In 1924 the oil shale processing factory was built near Kohtla railway station, and the nearby settlement, named Kohtla-Järve, started to grow.

Dairy farms were later established allowing a butter factory to be opened in 1924.

Compassion in World Farming was founded in 1967 by a Hampshire dairy farmer called Peter Roberts ( 7 June 1924 – 15 November 2006 ) in response to the growth in factory farming.