Cement News tagged: Trading

Constructors accuse Eurocement of overpricing, Russia

10 July 2006, Published under Cement News

Hardly has Eurocement made peace with the Federal Anti-trust Service, when it found itself in the midst of another scandal. Constructors have accused it of creating artificial shortage and overpricing

More cement from imports, Carib Cement

06 July 2006, Published under Cement News

Some 22,500t of cement are expected to hit the local market this week - thanks to imports and increased output from Jamaica’s sole cement manufacturer, Carib Cement Ltd.

Cement shortage continues in Jamaica

05 July 2006, Published under Cement News

Over in Jamaica, months after Caribbean Cement Company Limited’s recall of 500t of cement that crippled the construction sector, normality has not returned to the cement-starved industry. Presid

Penden Cement: rising demand from India

05 July 2006, Published under Cement News

Demand for cement has increased and sufficient orders are at hand for the coming months but the monsoon which floods the plains in India and block roads in Bhutan is, as in the past, a thing to worry

Govt urged to bring cement, sand under EC Act

Govt urged to bring cement, sand under EC Act

29 June 2006, Published under Cement News

About 4,000 construction workers staged a demonstration close to Kochin, India on Wednesday, seeking immediate intervention of the Central and State governments to bring down the prices of raw materia

Qatar, cement supplies improved

26 June 2006, Published under Cement News

Cement supplies in Qatar have stabilised recently but demand is still outstripping supply, reported The Peninsula. Construction industry sources have said that the huge projects underway in the countr

Cuban cement arrives

Cuban cement arrives

26 June 2006, Published under Cement News

The first shipment of Cuban cement unloaded at the Caribbean Cement Company’s pier at Rockfort, Kingston, Jamaica.

Customs stops imported cement in Karachi port

23 June 2006, Published under Cement News

The Central Board Revenue (CBR) has become a stumbling block in the government’s efforts to provide cheap cement to the consumers as customs authorities have created misconception about the quality of

More cement imports for Libya

23 June 2006, Published under Cement News

According to El-Bayan newspaper (June 21, 2006), sources in the Libyan National Company for Real Estate and Tourism Investment and Development revealed that the company will import 100,000t of cement

East African Portland in Sudan

20 June 2006, Published under Cement News

The East African Portland Cement Company (EAPCC) has pitched camp in Southern Sudan after it was granted a licence by the regional government to open a warehouse in Juba.

Eurocement Group Ukraine to sell into Middle East

19 June 2006, Published under Cement News

Eurocement Group Ukraine plans to enter the markets of the Middle Eastern countries, focusing on Syria, Pakistan, Iraq and Turkey, company CEO Hennadii Donets said. Currently the company exports its

Cement prices expected to increase soon

19 June 2006, Published under Cement News

Cement prices in the UAE are expected to rise in the coming weeks, an industry source said yesterday. A meeting between the Ministry of Economy officials, contractors and representatives of cement pro

Cement will be distributed this week

14 June 2006, Published under Cement News

The Ministry of Industry, Jamaica Chamber of Commerce, is reporting that approximately 20,000t of cement will be available for distribution this week. In a joint meeting at the Ministry today (June 1

Cement prices shoot up before monsoon

14 June 2006, Published under Cement News

Cement prices have gone up across India just before the onset of the monsoon. Cement prices in Mumbai have increased by Rs 8 a 50-kg bag, Rs 10 a bag in South India and Rs 3 a bag in Gujarat in the pa

Exports to Kazakhstan will increase

12 June 2006, Published under Cement News

Sverdlovskaya Cement, Yekateringberg, will start two new production lines of cement. They will be in Sukhoi Log town, said Wolfgang Bauer, director of the German concern Dyckerhoff AG. That means rise

Cement majors ignore official warnings

12 June 2006, Published under Cement News

Cement prices are likely to go up by Rs 3-Rs 5 from Saturday onwards in Mumbai, India, according to reliable sources. The move comes a month after cement manufacturers assured Union commerce minister