Cement News tagged: Trading

Kaliningrad Commercial Seaport and HeidelbergCement to launch terminal

12 September 2008, Published under Cement News

Kaliningrad Commercial Seaport and HeidelbergCement Group (Germany) on September 4 will launch a terminal designed for handling cement

FG okays importation of bagged cement, Nigeria

10 September 2008, Published under Cement News

Contrary to the Federal Government of Nigeria’s earlier stand that it would not allow importation of bagged cement, it has thrown its gate open for the importation of 50kg bagged cement.

Flour Mills of Nigeria imports 10,000t of cement

04 September 2008, Published under Cement News

The managing director, Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc, Dr Emmanuel Ukpabi, has said that the company has imported 10,000t of cement to check the non-availability of the product.

Ethiopian imports from Pakistan

26 August 2008, Published under Cement News

Avorniga, an Israeli company that leases the Addis Abeba Cement Plant from Mugher Cement Factory has procured 22,000t of clinker from Pakistan. The clinker docked at the Port of Djibouti last week.

Russian cement producers call for 30% import duty

Russian cement producers call for 30% import duty

21 August 2008, Published under Cement News

Interfax reported that Russian Cement industry lobby Soyuztsement has asked the government’s foreign trade and customs tariff policy commission to impose a temporary import duty of 30% on cement

Monsoon affects Pakistan’s cement exports to India

12 August 2008, Published under Cement News

Pakistani cement dispatches to India have declined by about 50 per cent owing to monsoon, which has affected demand from Indian buyers.

Indocement exports down on larger domestic sales

Indocement exports down on larger domestic sales

01 August 2008, Published under Cement News

PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa posted a 32 per cent decline in exports to 1.2Mt in the first half of this year on larger sales on the domestic market.

Duty waiver on Pakistan cement dents Indian producers profitability

31 July 2008, Published under Cement News

The Indian cement industry has expressed concern over increased cement imports from Pakistan contending that the waiver of import duty has put domestic producers at a disadvantage.

Ambuja Cements, UltraTech to increase exports

31 July 2008, Published under Cement News

Ambuja Cement Ltd, India’s second largest cement producer and UltraTech Cement Ltd, an Aditya Birla Group Company, have plans to

Indian Railways to help boost cement import from Pakistan

28 July 2008, Published under Cement News

Indian Railways is planning to scale up transport of cement from Pakistan to help raise local supplies and tame price pressures, the state-run utility said in a statement on Friday.

Kenyan authorities block Tororo cement limestone bid

16 July 2008, Published under Cement News

Kenyan authorities recently blocked a proposal by Tororo Cement Industry (TCI) to import limestone from Kenya’s vast Rift Valley province.

ABAD demands ban on cement export, Pakistan

16 July 2008, Published under Cement News

Karachi: The Association of Builders and Developers (ABAD) has said the government should ban the cement export and allow its import

Imports to ease cement shortage, Bahrain

14 July 2008, Published under Cement News

Bahrain is to import 31,000t of cement from Turkey and the UAE, it was announced yesterday.

Lithuania’s Akmenes boosted by export growth

14 July 2008, Published under Cement News

Rising exports to Kaliningrad’s booming construction market have helped Lithuania’s only cement manufacturer, Akmenes Cementas (Akmene Cement)

Pakistan’s private sector facilitated to export bulk cement

11 July 2008, Published under Cement News

The Karachi Port Trust, as part of its landlord port strategy, has facilitated the private sector to export bulk cement.

Saudi urged to boost cement exports

09 July 2008, Published under Cement News

Bahrain has requested the Saudi government to temporarily ease its cement export restrictions, in an attempt to end a crippling shortage