Cement News tagged: International
Gujarat Ambuja boost sales, new plant set for October commissioning, India
Gujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd, India’s third-largest cement maker, said higher exports boosted the company’s August sales by six per cent on year, despite a weeklong truckers’ strike an
GCC prepays US$90m in debt, Mexico
Mexican cement producer Grupo Cementos de Chihuahua has prepaid US$90m in bank debt, reducing overall debt by 39.3 per cent to MXP1.56bn (US$134mn), GCC told Mexico City’s bourse.
Titan doubles capacity in Bulgaria H1 2004
Titan Cement has doubled its production capacity in Bulgaria to 1Mt of cement in the first half of 2004. Titan doubled its production capacity following the acquisition of Bulgarian cement plant in Zl
Construction plans for proposed US$300m cement plant and associated facilities, Vietnam
The local Vietnam Construction & Import-Export Corp is currently gearing-up to build a new cement plant and associated facilities in the country. Construction plans under consideration call for buildi
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Cement firms seek to tap Middle East potential, India
Indian cement and steel companies plan to set up units in the Gulf to tap the potential of over 10 free trade zones in the region. There is an increasing demands for cement and steel in the Middle Eas
Federal Government to ban cement imports, Nigeria
With the promise by the Federal Government to ban the importation of cement in 2006, the President of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote has said that the country stands to earn over N39bn in foreign
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Wienerberger is building a further brick plant in Hungary
Wienerberger has started the construction of a new brick works at Tiszavasvari in north-eastern Hungary. The plant, which is scheduled to come on stream in the late summer or early autumn of next yea
Creaton reports sharp improvement in first half profit
The leading German clay tile producer Creaton increased its trading profit for the first six months of the year from EUR1.5m to EUR4.0m on a broadly static turnover of EUR57.5m. Exports rose by some f
CRH may invest in China
CRH is weighing up the possibility of investing in two of the world’s largest but also most underdeveloped economies, China and Russia.
Cemex averts shutdown of Antipolo plant, Philippines
Two orders issued by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) over the weekend have averted the shutdown of the Antipolo plant of Cemex Philippines, whose Island Portland Cement was banned from the
Moctezuma’s Cerritos plant to double capacity in 2006, Mexico
Mexican cement company Corporación Moctezuma will launch a second, 1.3Mta cement production line in 2006 at its newly inaugurated plant in Cerritos, San Luis Potosí state, a company official said.
Cimpor thinking of expanding South Africa capacity
Cimpor is studying a possible investment in increasing the production capacity at South African subsidiary NPC - Natal Portland Cement, bought in 2002, a Cimpor spokesman told Jornal de Negocios.
Manufacturers explain cement price increase, Nigeria
Cement manufacturers in Nigeria have given insight to the continued escalation in the price of cements, attributing it to high cost of raw materials.
Excess supply hits southern cement firms, India
Lower price realisation has hit southern cement companies, as opposed to their northern counterparts, which have been thriving on higher exports. The revenues of southern companies have also been aff
Consumption rises 2.67Mt in July, Indonesia
Indonesia’s cement consumption rose slightly by 1.8 per cent to 2.67Mt in July this year from the same period last year.
Spanish producers first half rise
Spanish cement maker Cementos Portland Valderrivas SA posted a net attributable profit of EUR50.9m (US$61.5m) for the first half of 2004, a 5.1 per cent YoY decrease, the company said. EBITDA increa