Vietnam's new Master Plan

Published 13 June 2016


Vietnam is having to rebalance its cement output with expected market demand. While there have been limitations on the creation of new plants, there is now strong evidence for the government to encourage the construction of larger plants while phasing out the less economical smaller units. By Hai Khieu, StoxPlus, Vietnam.

Vietnam is seeking to rebalance its cement and clinker supply to demand.

This could take a decade to implement, says StoxPlus

The overheated expansion of Vietnam’s cement capacity before 2013 continues to haunt the industry, which is strongly affected by the current supply surplus. Low capacity utilisation rates and cement prices are leading to low EBITDA and net profit margins.

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