Cement News tagged: International

Indian Q3 sales set to rise

20 September 2004, Published under Cement News

The Indian cement sector is poised for growth in the third quarter with increased volumes in the first two quarters, backed by rising prices. North India will be the growth driver followed by the cen

ACC to set up new plant

20 September 2004, Published under Cement News

The Associated Cement Company Ltd (ACC) is planning to set up a cement plant in Madhya Pradesh and also expand the capacity of its unit. The company is likely to make investments of Rs 400-450 crore o

Moldova’s Rebel Dnestr region sells plant

17 September 2004, Published under Cement News

Moldova’s self-proclaimed Transdniestria region sold the cement plant in the town of Ribnita to Hungarian construction company Tegep for $1.5 million (1.2 million euro) after a call price of $1.

Lafarge provides treatment for flood victims

17 September 2004, Published under Cement News

Lafarge Surma Cement Limited organised a post-flood medical camp near its project site at Chhatak in Sunamganj on Sunday, says a press release. The two-day camp provided general medical check-up servi

Boost to GSB clampdown

Boost to GSB clampdown

17 September 2004, Published under Cement News

Ghana Standard Board’s (GSB) move to crack down on cement retailers who alter the weight of bagged cement on the local market received a boost yesterdayy when the Ghana Cement Manufacturers (GHA

New chairman for Egyptian ASEC Cement

17 September 2004, Published under Cement News

Mohammed Galal Yakout has been named chairman and managing director of Egypt’s ASEC Cement Co, part of the Egyptian-Swiss industrial group Arab Swiss Engineering Company (ASEC), it was reported

Sagar Cements plans to hive off grinding unit

Sagar Cements plans to hive off grinding unit

17 September 2004, Published under Cement News

SAGAR Cements Ltd (SCL) is planning to hive-off its grinding unit at Bayyavaram in Anakapalle taluk of Visakhapatnam district. The grinding unit is engaged in producing cement by grinding the surplus

Cima looking to set up new cement plant

16 September 2004, Published under Cement News

Cement Industries of Malaysia Bhd (CIMA), the Perlis-based national cement producer, is looking at leveraging on the increasing demand for cement from Singapore by building a new plant, possibly in Ne

Surely some mistake?

16 September 2004, Published under Cement News

The cost of Cement in Mexico is 15% lower than in the United States despite differences in the two countries’ distribution and marketing practices, reported the director of the National Cement C

Chilanga Increases Cement Price By 6%

16 September 2004, Published under Cement News

Chilanga Cement Plc has increased the price of cement with immediate effect. Chilanga Cement managing director Ian Coulter yesterday said that the company had decided to increase the price of the com

DJ Peru’s Aug Cement Sales Rise

16 September 2004, Published under Cement News

Peru’s overall cement sales in August rose 16.9% to 405,095t from the same month a year before, with Cementos Lima SA leading the way, the National Association of Cement Producers, or Asocem, sa

Egyptian Misr Cement Qena H1

16 September 2004, Published under Cement News

Egyptian cement producer Misr Cement Qena reported a net profit of 36.51 mln Egyptian pounds ($5.9 mln/4.8 mln euro) for the first half of 2004, against 2.79 mln pounds ($447,000/365,000 euro) in the

Mary Nour writes to the president

15 September 2004, Published under Cement News

The Mexican based Commercio para el Desarrollo Mexicano (CDM), heavily involved in the Mary Nour import case has published a paid-for letter in the national Mexican press stating its case for imports.

Aveng calls for more spend

15 September 2004, Published under Cement News

Aveng, South Africa, calls for more spend on infrastructure Trade and Industry Editor SA’s infrastructure is starting to creak, with government not yet spending enough to arrest the deterioratio

Thai Goverment spending favours contractors

15 September 2004, Published under Cement News

Thailand’s major construction contractors are set to benefit largely from the government’s plan to spend over a trillion baht in mega infrastructure projects in the coming years. The coun

Local producers under pressure

14 September 2004, Published under Cement News

South Africa may face a shortage of cement by 2007. SA’s leading producer, Barloworld subsidiary PPC Cement, recently brought forward its expansion plans, announcing last month that it would ad