Cement News tagged under: FY19
Qalaa Holdings records revenues of EGP14.9bn in FY201905 May 2020, Published under Cement NewsQalaa Holdings of Egypt has reported total revenues of EGP14.9bn (US$945m), for its consolidated financial results for the year ended 31 December 2019, up 11 per cent YoY. Qalaa's EBITDA remained steady at EGP1.3bn in FY19 and increased by 17 per cent YoY in the 4Q19 to EGP325m. Flat full-year EBITDA was largely the result of a 60 per cent YoY decline in ASEC Holding’s EBITDA in FY19. The cement segment's performance was affected by an underperforming cement market in Egypt, and social an... |
LafargeHolcim's FY19 net sales total CHF26.7bn27 February 2020, Published under Cement NewsLafargeHolcim's reported that its FY19 net sales reached CHF26.72bn (US$27.49bn), up 3.1 per cent on a like-for-like basis compared to the prior year, driven by good growth in Europe and North America, good price dynamics across all business segments and higher prices in most markets. Recurring EBITDA amounted to CHF6,153m, up 6.5 per cent like-for-like for the full year, driven by good pricing, improvement in efficiencies and the company's Strategy 2022 'Building for Growth'. Record... |
Pakistan cement players profits tumble in FY1903 October 2019, Published under Cement NewsThe major cement firms reported fall in profit during FY19, says a report of Spectrum Securities Ltd. The research house report made on the review of eight top companies: DG Khan Cement, Fauji Cement, Cherat Cement, Maple Leaf Cement, Bestway Cement, Khoat Cement, Attock Cement and Fectc Cement. The report added that during FY19, net income of the cement sector posted a considerable decline caused by fragile country's economy, higher interest rate and end of tax benefits. It was pointed ou... |
Boral reports net profit of AUD486m in FY1928 August 2019, Published under Cement NewsBoral reported net profit of AUD486m (US$325.7m) for the full year ended 30 June 2019, six per cent down on FY18. Sales revenue was steady at AUD5863m on FY18 and sales revenue for continuing operations of AUD5801m up four per cent. EBITDA reached AUD1037m compared to AUD1056m in FY18. "Boral’s full year results demonstrate the benefits of strong infrastructure activity in Australia and resilience of our underlying businesses, together with implementation of improvement initiatives and cos... |
FY20 to remain challenging for cement sector in Pakistan01 August 2019, Published under Cement NewsPakistani cement companies are scheduled to announce their 4Q annual results ended 30 June 2019. Mixed financial results are expected, despite two companies (Lucky Cement and Attock Cement) having reported a fall in profit earlier this week. However, various research house reports suggest that the stagnant cement demand in a fragile domestic economy continues to damage company profitability during 4QFY19. The rise in interest rates, utilities, transportation and depreciation expenses are ... |
Lucky Cement profit squeezes in FY1930 July 2019, Published under Cement NewsLucky Cement Ltd informed the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on 29 July that its net profit after tax during FY19 stood at PKR10.5bn (US$65.16m), down 14 per cent YoY. The results were accompanied by a cash dividend of PKR6.5/share. The company overall sales volume declined by 1.8 per cent to reach 7.67Mt during the current fiscal year. The local cement sales volume registered a decline of 11.7 per cent and totalled 5.85Mt in comparison to 6.63Mt last year. However, the export volumes impr... |
Attock Cement profit falls in FY1930 July 2019, Published under Cement NewsAttock Cement Pakistan Ltd (ACPL) has announced its FY19 results, reporting a net profit after tax fall to PKR2.073bn (US$12.86m) from PKR4.4bn in FY18, down 53 per cent on YoY. Along with the result, ACPL also announced a final cash dividend of PKR4/share. The topline of the company grew 26 per cent YoY during FY19 to PKR 20.781bn, led by 29 per cent YoY growth in sales volume (mainly exports), a research house commented. However, financial charges of the company swelled significantly by... |
PPC reports revenues of ZAR10.4bn in FY1901 July 2019, Published under Cement NewsPPC has reported revenue up one per cent in the FY19 ended 31 March, rising to ZAR10.4bn (US$772.7m), while EBITDA increased four per cent to ZAR1.9bn. PPC's overall cement volumes rose by one per cent to 5.9Mt. South Africa's cement market (including Botswana) as a whole saw a decline of 2-3 per cent in sales but the inland market remains competitive, according to the company. The coastal markets were impacted by increased imports which rose by 84 per cent in 2018 to 1Mt. Production cost... |
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