Cement News tagged: Corporate
Australia: Adelaide Brighton chief financial officer resigns
Adelaide Brighton announces that announces that Michael Kelly
Hamblen succeeds CalPortland CEO Repman
A 20-year veteran of CalPortland and affiliated companies, Allen Hamblen
Brazil’s Camargo says buys 6.5 pct more in Cimpor
Brazil’s construction firm Camargo Correa said on Thursday
Camargo Corrêa buys into Cimpor
Brazilian construction company Camargo Correa SA said Wednesday it paid
Heidelberg forecasts slow recovery
HeidelbergCement warned that low levels of new building work would hamper
Qatar Cement reports rise in profits
A statement released by the Qatar Cement Company (QCC) said that the company’s
Vulcan’s volumes fall, with cement seeing steepest drop
Vulcan Materials’ turnover fell by 26.3% last year to US$2,690.5m, with the EBITDA dropping by 38.1% to
Cemex’s No. 2 unexpectedly retires
Cemex said on Tuesday its No. 2 executive, who helped guide the company through the global credit
Lafarge Hires Zaoui for Cimpor stake sale
Michael Zaoui, Morgan Stanley’s former chairman of European mergers and acquisitions, has been hired as
Saudi’s Yanbu to pay SAR3 2009 dividend
Saudi Arabia’s Yanbu Cement Co said on Saturday it would give shareholders a SAR3 dividend for 2009.
India: Andhra Cements to allot equity shares
The committee meeting of Andhra Cements will be held on 06 February 2010 to consider and approve the
Two members resign from Cimpor’s board
Two members have left the board of directors of Cimpor after Lafarge sold its stake in the company.
Nigeria producers cut by HSBC on fuel shortages
Three of Nigeria’s four biggest cement makers had their recommendations cut by HSBC Holdings Plc on
HeidelbergCement – a return to stability
Only 12 months ago industry analysts were marking down HeidelbergCement as a high-profile casualty
Fitch Revises Holcim’s Outlook to Stable; Affirms IDR at ’BBB’
Fitch Ratings has revised Holcim Ltd’s (Holcim) Outlook to Stable from Negative
Saudi Southern Cement plans dividend for H2
Southern Province Cement Co (SPCC), Saudi Arabia’s biggest cement firm by market value, said on