Cement News tagged under: Ukraine
Russia: demand set to fall by up to 12% in 201630 June 2016, Published under Cement NewsDemand for cement in Russia may drop 10-12 per cent in 2016, according to a representative of Moscow-based Eurocement Group. "As concerns the cement demand forecast in Russia, we assume that the decline may remain in the same range as in 2015: in the vicinity of 10-12 per cent for 2016," the representative told the Interfax news agency. "Eurocement Group plans to sell about 20Mt of cement in Russia and approximately 3.5Mt on other markets, in Uzbekistan and Ukraine," the representative... |
Ukraine: cement production in May rises 6.7%24 June 2016, Published under Cement NewsUkraine's State Statistics Service reports that in May 2016, production increased by 6.7 per cent compared to April. For the period January-May 2016 cement production increased by 11.4 per cent against January-May 2015 to 3.24Mt. However, production of cement in May decreased by 0.8 per cent when compared to 875,000t in May 2015. The Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, in April, the production of cement increased by 37.7 per cent compared to 820,000t in April 2015. In 2015, the pr... |
Moldova applies quota on cement imports from Ukraine29 April 2016, Published under Cement NewsThe government of Moldova has introduced protective quotas and duties on several commodities including cement produced in Ukraine. The resolution of the Moldovan government said products will be limited with quotas, while goods imported in excess of the restrictions will have protective duties applied. The quota for cement is 500t and if volumes imported from Ukraine exceed this level custom duties will be applied at 10 per cent. The quotas will be granted on a "first come - first serv... |
Ukraine: Yugcement reports 1Q16 losses of US$11.75m22 April 2016, Published under Cement NewsThe Yugcement company (Olshanske, Mykolaiv region) reported loss of UAH298.228m (US$11.75m) for 2015, having upped its net revenue by 14.8 per cent or UAH 80.84m YoY to UAH626.167m. As of 2015, assets of the company made up UAH833.98m, current liabilities UAH162.838m and accounts receivable UAH21.336m. Yugcement cement is a part of the Dyckerhoff Ukraine company managing three plants for cement production and packaging in Ukraine. |
Ukraine: Volyn Cement posts 2015 rise in net revenue, but loss deepens11 April 2016, Published under Cement NewsVolyn Cement, one of the top-three producers in Ukraine, posted a 23 per cent rise in net revenue from UAH754.892m (US$29.46m) in 2014 to UAH860.352 in 2015. However, the company reported a loss of UAH504.262m in 2015. In 2014 Volyn Cement reported a loss of UAH455.553m, having increased its net revenue by 12.06 per cent or UAH81.253m YoY to UAH754.892m. |
Ukraine: Pushka Cement reports UAH5.8m loss in 201521 March 2016, Published under Cement NewsKramatorsk-based Pushka Cement Plant in the Donetsk region of Ukraine has preliminarily reported loss of UAH5.835m (US$219,364) for 2015. The Eurocement Ukraine subsidiary reported a loss of UAH17.178m in 2014. The assets of the company made up UAH 70.195m, receivables UAH 53.927m and current liabilities UAH 0.111m. |
HeidelbergCement Ukraine appoints Thiede as board chairperson12 January 2016, Published under Cement NewsHeidelbergCement Ukraine, has appointed Silvio Thiede as chairperson of the board, the company said in a statement published by the Ukrainian News Agency. On 4 January the supervisory board of the company elected Thiede for the period of 11 January 2016-11 January 2019. Ukrainian News earlier reported that on 14 April 2015, the stockholders of HeidelbergCement Ukraine decided to close down the Dnipropetrovsk office and Amrosiivka branches (Donetsk region). |
Yugcement re-elects Supervisory Board chairman Zelano28 July 2015, Published under Cement NewsIn an extraordinary meeting on 16 July the shareholders of Yugcement (formerly Olshansky cement plant, Mykolaiv region – part of the Dyckerhoff Group) re-elected Paola Zelano to chair its supervisory board for three years, the company said in the press release. Zelano has occupied the post since February 2014. In addition, the shareholders replaced deputy board member Serhii Dzuzyanyi with Karl Heinz Paul Richard Kasch, and re-elected supervisory board member Plack Heiko Otto. As Ukrain... |
Volyn Cement reelects Zelano as Supervisory Board Chairman, Ukraine21 July 2015, Published under Cement NewsVolyn Cement has reelected Paolo Zelano to chair its supervisory board for three years, the company said in a press release. In addition, the shareholders replaced supervisory board member Plack Heiko Otto with Karl Heinz Paul Richard Kasch for three years. Buzzi Unicem’s Dyckerhoff subsidiary operates the Volyn works which is situated at Rivne in the west. |
Buzzi Unicem returns to a net profit30 March 2015, Published under Cement NewsOn a turnover just 0.1 per cent lower at EUR2506.4m, Buzzi Unicem's underlying EBITDA did increase by 7.1 per cent to EUR404.8m in 2014, while at the headline level there was a 4.8 per cent advance to EUR422.7m. Following a 23 per cent reduction in impairment charges, depreciation and amortisation, the trading profit (EBIT) more than doubled from EUR86.5m to EUR178.7m. After a net interest charge 52.1 per cent lower at EUR53.1m, the pre-tax profit jumped from just EUR16.0m to EUR175.6m. A... |