Cement News tagged: Trading
New coal allocation
The Indian Ministry of Coal has allotted coal linkage of 84Mt for the power sector for January-March 2005 period which is 10Mt
Kuwait tries to ensure smooth cargo movements to Iraq
The Kuwaiti Public Ports Authority (PPA) has recently held a meeting to discuss ways to ensure a smooth movement of coalition forces’ goods to Iraq, the Arab Times reported on Thursday. The PPA
Vietnam’s market forecast stable in 2005
The offices, included the Ministry of Trade’s market steering department, the State Bank of Vietnam, the Ministries of Planning and Investment, Finance, Industry and others released the overview
Antidumping Duty Administrative Review
On June 22, 2004, the Department of Commerce published the preliminary results of administrative review of the antidumping duty order on gray portland cement and clinker from Mexico. The review covers
Turkish Mardin Cimento to focus on exports to Iraq
Turkish cement, clinker and ready-mixed concrete producer Mardin Cimento, plans to withdraw from the Syrian market and concentrate on exports to Iraq in 2005 in a bid to increase profitability, it was
China Exports 4.86Mt of cement
China exported 4.86Mt of cement in the period January to October 2004, up 14.7 per cent year-on-year.
Inventories at low levels
For the first time in four years, November-end inventories in the Indian cement industry (cement plus clinker) have fallen below the 6Mt level, according to
North India likely to face cement scarcity in 2005 North India likely to face cement scarcity in 2005
After a situation of oversupply, the gap between demand and supply of cement is closing in. Northern India is particularly likely to witness some shortage in the coming months. Gujarat Ambuja Cement (
Colombia $110 Mln La Jagua Mine Sale Postponed
Colombian cement producer Cementos Argos postponed the $110m sale of the Colombian coal mine La Jagua to Swiss-based Glencore International for January 2005, from the originally scheduled December 31,
Continuing Saga of the Mary Nour in Mexico
The Wall Street Journal, New York carried a detailed report on the Mary Nour last week. Below is a shortened summary.
Police seize fake cement
Following a tip off, Police over the weekend seized over 190 bags of fake Bamburi cement from Goods shed. The cement belonging to a businessman, Mr Lawrence Sajjabbi was seized from his container at
Bermuda cement dispute settled
A tentative agreement was announced via press release in the controversial contract negotiations between the West End Development Corporation (WEDCO) and tenants, the Bermuda Cement Corporation (BCC).
Qatar plans to treat new Doha port as free trade zone
Chairman of Customs and Ports General Authority Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani, announced Qatar’s plans to build a free trade zone as a part of the new Doha Port. Al Sharq daily reported that that the p
Ukranian Cement Production up and down
In November, national cement production rose by 8.8 per cent compared with November 2003, to 703,000t. This was disclosed by the State Statistics Committee. However, cement production fell by 32.
Peru’s Nov Cement Sales Rise
Peru’s overall cement sales in November rose 17.4 per cent to 381,250t from the 324,872t sold in the same month a year before, the National Association of Cement Producers, or Asocem, said Wedne
Egyptian cement exports up
Egypt’s cement exports jumped 75 per cent year-on-year to over 7Mt in the first 10 months of 2004, the Egyptian Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade said in a report. The country’s c