Cement News tagged under: Caribbean Cement Company
Caribbean Cement Co swings to first-half profit, Jamaica23 July 2015, Published under Cement NewsCaribbean Cement Co Ltd (CCCL) reported a consolidated profit of JMD869.3m (US$7.42m) for the first six months of 2015, compared to a loss of JMD53.2m in the corresponding period of 2014 – an improvement of JMD922m. The TCL group company said revenue during the first half of this year rose by four per cent (or JMD276m) over the period, mainly driven by improved domestic sales volumes and increased clinker exports which compensated for the decline in cement exports. EBITDA increased by JMD8... |
CCCL secures highway stabilisation contract, Jamaica17 June 2015, Published under Cement NewsCaribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL) has secured a deal to supply cement for use in stabilisation of a 46km stretch of the north-south leg of Highway 2000, which is currently under construction. The local cement manufacturer is also to supply projects that will see 640 hotel rooms being built by BahÌa PrÌncipe and 460 rooms for student accommodations being constructed at the University of the West Indies. "We are now on a path to improve profitability on a sustainable basis," recently appoi... |
New Caribbean Cement GM appointed27 April 2015, Published under Cement NewsCemex executive Alejandro Vares has been appointed general manager of Caribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL), replacing incumbent head Anthony Haynes, effective 4 May 2015. Vares will leave his position as Interim Country Manager of Cemex Costa Rica to join the Rockfort, Kingston-based cement producer, Caribbean Cement said in a press release. The appointment was approved by the Board of Directors on Thursday. Haynes will serve until the end of April, then transition to a new position ... |
Caribbean Cement Co returns to pretax profit26 February 2015, Published under Cement NewsCaribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL) posted a pretax profits of $255m compared to a loss of $3m the previous year. The company said its performance was assisted by a new record year for sales which climbed from $12bn to $14.3bn. Domestic cement sales volumes only rose by one per cent to 594,164t, while cement exports inched up to 232,765t. Clinker exports, however, quintupled to 155,423t because of a supply agreement with Venezuela. Parent company Trinidad Cement Ltd earlier declared a T... |
Jamaica: Caribbean Cement to start 240,000t Venezuelan shipment23 October 2014, Published under Cement NewsCaribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL) has commenced supply of a new 240,000t clinker order to Venezuela. The US$20.5m contract will run over an 18-month period and help boost export revenue from the Rockfort plant. The new order from Caracas extends a previous agreement that saw CCCL ship 100,000t of clinker between December 2013 and April 2014 in a US$8.5m deal. In 9M14, CCCL recorded clinker exports of 80,373t, compared to 6757t in 9M13. Cement export sales also increased during the Jan-Se... |
Improved pricing and exports boost CCCL first half18 August 2014, Published under Cement NewsCaribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL), the Jamaican subsidiary of Trinidad Cement Limited (TCL), achieved a 28 per cent increase in revenue for the first half of the year due to improved pricing and increased exports. Turnover rose to JMD7.25bn up from JMD5.68bn a year earlier, “driven by improved pricing and an almost doubling of aggregate clinker and cement export sales volumes,” a report by Mayberry Investments stated. However, revenue was impacted by “general inflationary increases d... |
CCCL looks to boost cement usage for road construction10 February 2014, Published under Cement NewsCaribbean Cement Co Ltd (CCCL) is seeking to improve the usage of cement in the construction of roads with plans to double sales to this segment. Speaking to the Jamaica Gleaner, Anthony Haynes, managing director of CCCL highlighted that cement roads last twice as long as asphalt surfaces. He added that project managers and the government may soon see the advantages and that demand is also increasing from private companies. Revenue from this market to-date is approximately JMD17m of cement... |
Carib Cement receives cheque from government for Venezuela exports23 January 2014, Published under Cement NewsThe government of Jamaica has given Carib Cement Co a cheque worth US$1.69m as part payment for the provision of clinker to Venezuela under the Trade Compensation Mechanism of the PetroCaribe Agreement. The initiative will see Jamaica supply Venezuela with some 100,000t of clinker valued at approximately US$8.5m. The clinker shipments began in December 2013 and are expected to continue until May 2014. Jamaica’s Minister of Finance and Public Service, the Hon. Dr Peter Phillips, gave a c... |
Caribbean Cement Co dispatches clinker to Venezuela20 December 2013, Published under Cement NewsCaribbean Cement Company sent its first clinker consignment to Corporación Socialista del Cemento in Venezuela yesterday. The Government had signed off on the clinker deal back in September, but export was delayed as Venezuela had not yet signed all the necessary approvals. The shipment followed months of negotiations with Venezuela, the Ministry of Science, Technology, Energy and Mining said. However, the Caribbean Cement Company said that "this development has tremendous implications ... |
CCCL reports 2Q13 net profit, Jamaica08 August 2013, Published under Cement NewsCaribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL) has reported a second-quarter net profit as the Jamaica-based cement producer increased domestic market share and exports to Panama provide an extra boost to revenue. In the second quarter of 2013, cement exports declined but local sales reached 150,000t to push revenues for the three-month period above JMD3bn (US$29.6m). The company made a profit for the second quarter of JMD359m. However, CCCL general manager attributed to the improvement to the compa... |