Cement News tagged: Corporate
Cementos Portland to close 2010 in profit
Despite a first-quarter loss, Spanish cement producer Cementos Portland Valderrivas, expects to close the
Cemex to buy back MXP6bn in debt
Cemex said on Thursday it would buy back up to MXP6.1bn (US$470m) in short-term debt as it continued
Lafarge 1Q sales down on poor weather
Lafarge reported a first quarter 2010 decline in turnover by 9.7% to €3276m as unfavourable weather
Titan responds to SEPA ruling, USA
Titan Cement says a Superior Court judge ruling that it must undergo an extensive environmental review
Indonesia’s Gresik ready to take stake in Baturaja
President-director of Indonesian cement maker PT Semen Gresik, Dwi Sutjipto, said the company is
Market dominance will prevent CRH from Quinn Cement bid
CRH has said its strong position in the Irish cement industry is likely to stop it making any bid for Quinn
Sri Lanka’s pre-poll spending propels Holcim sales
The Sri Lankan Government’s pre-election spending helped increase cement sales in Sri Lanka by
Dyckerhoff knocked back by harsh winter
Buzzi Unicem’s quoted subsidiary Dyckerhoff saw first half turnover decline by 21.7% to €202m and the
TPI Polene first quarter profit, Thailand
TPI Polene (TPIPL) announced an impressive 1Q10 normalised profit of THB500mn (EPS THB0.25),
Cemex extends tender period for offers
Cemex has extended to May 7 the expiration date for four offers to exchange outstanding perpetual
Deutsche Bank lowers Buzzi Unicem rating to "hold"
Deutsche Bank analysts announced a downgrade in the stock rating of Italian cement producer Buzzi
Weak private sector leads to continued pressure on Vulcan
Vulcan Materials’ first quarter turnover declined by 18.0% to US$493.3m and the EBITDA fell by 39.3%
Lafarge 1Q sales down on poor weather
Lafarge reported a 10 per cent drop in first-quarter sales on Wednesday as tepid economic growth and a
Mangalam Cement Q4 net slumps 40%
Rajasthan-based Mangalam Cement Ltd witnessed a steep fall
South Valley Cement boosts capital for takeover, Egypt
Shareholders in Egypt’s South Valley Cement approved a E£15bn (US$2.7bn) capital increase
CSN to spend US$20bn through 2016 – CEO
Brazil’s largest diversified steel group, plans to invest up to BRL34bn (US$20bn)