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India Cements plans price hikeIndia Cements, one of the largest producers of cement in South India, is planning to raise prices once again. Industry sources say the company is looking at raising prices up to Rs 20 per bag in t...News - 07 April 2006 |
Holcim may raise GACL stakeHolcim, which has made an open offer for an additional 20% of the equity of Gujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd (GACL) after picking up 14.8% of the promoters’ stake, is likely to explore options - among t...News - 07 April 2006 |
ACC monthly cement production, IndiaACC cement production and despatch figures for the month of March 2006 were as follows: cement production 1.739Mt; cement despatches 1.746Mt. Over the January-March 2006 period, cement producti...News - 04 April 2006 |
JK Cement expansion on track, IndiaThe capacity expansion programme of both white and grey cement are on schedule say JK Cement India. According to Mr A.K Saraogi, President, Corporate Affairs and CFO the capacity expansion program...News - 04 April 2006 |
Gujarat Ambuja March cement shipments rise, IndiaGujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd , India’s third-biggest cement maker, said on Monday its March shipments rose 13 percent from a year earlier to 1.33Mt. Production in the same period totalled 1.33Mt, u...News - 04 April 2006 |
Aditya Birla Group’s cement despatches, IndiaAditya Birla group’s cement production for March this year grew by 12.72 per cent at 2.853Mt, while despatches rose by 10.87 per cent at 2.862Mt, over March last year. During the April-March’06 pe...News - 04 April 2006 |
Cement prices harden, IndiaCement prices have started hardening over the past two days. Several major cement companies have raised prices and intend to increase them again very soon. “Our prices have gone up by Rs 5 to Rs 7...News - 04 April 2006 |
Cement looks solidThe demand for cement in India continues to grow and despatches of major companies have been showing a concrete trend. With strong demand having firmed up cement prices, shares of the companies ha...News - 03 April 2006 |
Mysore Cement stake soldThe Indian ICICI Bank has sold its entire 8.5 per cent stake in the SK Birla promoted Mysore Cements (MCL) to SBI Mutual Fund and Templeton Mutual Fund for a consideration of Rs 35.5 crore. ICICI ...News - 31 March 2006 |
Profit-booking in India CementsSouthern Indian cement maker India Cements is seeing sizeable selling by foreign-based funds. On Wednesday, CLSA sold 1.1 million shares at Rs 161. CLSA’s sale comes after ABN AMRO Bank sold 1.0 m...News - 30 March 2006 |