Cement News tagged under: Taiwan Cement Co
TCC introduces World's first UHPC cabinet energy storage system22 July 2022, Published under Cement NewsTaiwan Cement Corp (TCC) joined 7-11 to unveil its 10,000th store in Asia and introduced the “New Energy Convenience Store”. TCC combines the company’s strength in green energy, energy storage, battery and cement to build an energy storage system (ESS) to provide stable electricity and reduce carbon emissions. 7-11’s 10,000th store in Asia is Taiwan’s first convenience store to install an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system with green energy and ESS. It is also the first in... |
Taiwan Cement and CNBM sign cooperation agreement04 January 2013, Published under Cement NewsTaiwan Cement Corp has signed a strategic partnership agreement with China National Building Material Co (CNBM) to expand cooperation between the two companies. According to Taiwan Cement, the agreement will include the exchange of information, capacity expansion in regional markets, R&D of high-quality cement, and innovation of production technologies. The two sides will also work towards the joint development of environmental technology. Koo Cheng-yun, Taiwan Cement Chairman, and sev... |
Taiwan Cement Corp to sign syndicated loan for expansion10 December 2012, Published under Cement NewsTaiwan Cement Corp is expected to sign the contract for a syndicated loan worth NT$12.5bn (US$416.67m) to expand operations in China and acquire local cement plants. The Chinese banks with branches in Taiwan, Bank of China and Bank of Communications, are said to be among the underwriting banks. Mega International Commerical Bank is the leading undwriter among the other Taiwanese banks including Taiwan Cooperative Bank, Hua Nan Bank, First Commerical Bank and Chinatrust. The five-year l... |
Taiwan Cement sees higher demand and prices lifting fourth quarter06 November 2012, Published under Cement NewsTaiwan Cement Co expects profits to rise in the fourth quarter of on the back of increasing demand and rebounding cement prices in China. TCC’s net profits in the first three quarters dropped nine per cent YoY to NT$6.002bn (US$200.01m) as it suffered from declining cement prices in China. However, with cement prices in southern and eastern China in the fourth quarter nearly 50 per cent higher over the first half of 2012, along with increasing shipments, TCC’s operation in China is expec... |
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