Cement News tagged: International

Limits set on local expansion bids

21 August 2006, Published under Cement News

The Philippine Board of Investments (BOI) said it has approved a new measure that will inhibit local cement firms from opening or acquiring new plants if their existing plants are running below capaci

CSN receives approval for Rio plant

21 August 2006, Published under Cement News

Cia Siderurgica Nacional, the third-largest Brazilian steelmaker, said it got authorization from environmental regulators to build a cement plant at its main steel mill. CSN said in a statement to the

Indian cement industry in turnaround mode

18 August 2006, Published under Cement News

A number of Indian cement companies are in a turnaround mode, thanks to rising demand from the infrastructure and construction sector

Cement makers unlikely to invest more if no price revision, Malaysia

18 August 2006, Published under Cement News

Cement manufacturers are unlikely to pour in more investment to expand capacity unless there is a revision in the ceiling price of the building material, an industry player said.

New factory for Namibia

New factory for Namibia

18 August 2006, Published under Cement News

Plans are at an advanced stage to establish Namibia’s very own cement factory, nine years after the closure of the first one at Otjiwarongo.

Bamburi defends stake in Portland

18 August 2006, Published under Cement News

Bamburi Cement Company managing director Michael Purchercos addresses the media outside the factory in Athi River during the launch of the firm’s road safety week yesterday.

190,000 tonnes cement exported to Afghanistan in July

190,000 tonnes cement exported to Afghanistan in July

18 August 2006, Published under Cement News

Cement exports from Pakistan to Afghanistan touched 190,000t mark in July despite withdrawal of rebate for stabilising prices in the local market

Madras Cements to double captive power plant capacity

18 August 2006, Published under Cement News

Madras Cements Ltd is doubling the capacity of its captive power plant at its Jayanthipuram factory in Andhra Pradesh.

Department rejects plans for ’green’ cement

17 August 2006, Published under Cement News

The Irish Department of the Environment has refused to support Office of Public Works (OPW) proposals on the use of environmentally friendly cement

Russia Partners files suits against Eurocement Group

17 August 2006, Published under Cement News

Russia Partners has filed suits with UK and Cyprus Courts against Eurocement Group, Filaret Galchev and two Cyprus companies seeking to deprive Eurocement JSC

Peru cement sales rising

17 August 2006, Published under Cement News

The quantity of Peruvian cement sales stood at 388,013t in July 2006,

Iran imports more cement?

17 August 2006, Published under Cement News

According to Al-Wefaq newspaper (August 16, 2006), a senior manager at the Iranian Mines & Mining Industries Development & Renovation Organization (IMIDRO) said that Iran had imported 1,320,000t

Fix anomalies at Portland

17 August 2006, Published under Cement News

Over the past month, East African Portland Cement Company has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. Arguably, this could be the very reason major shareholders of the company met last week to rev

Southern cement producers gain

16 August 2006, Published under Cement News

Driven by the increased consumption in the southern markets of India, total cement despatches during the first four months of current fiscal shown a tremendous growth in India to 50.54Mt as against 45

Increased cement supplies offers little comfort

16 August 2006, Published under Cement News

Reports that Caribbean Cement is to release 17,000t of cement to the market this week has done little to comfort stakeholders who have been complaining of a critical shortage of the product.

Japan cancels Nepal cement debt

16 August 2006, Published under Cement News

The government of Japan on Tuesday canceled outstanding debt (principal and interest) worth 1. 67 billion Nepali rupees (US$23.91m) owed by Nepal to Japan, local media reported Wednesday