Cement News tagged under: All Pakistan Cement Distribution Association
Local cement dispatch faces barrier in Pakistan01 August 2019, Published under Cement NewsPakistan cement industry is still persisting with the dispatch issue in the local market. The All Pakistan Cement Dealers Association (APCDA) is reluctant to lift the cement cargoes from cement plants across country on the pretext of intruding tax measures announced in federal budget 2019-20. However, All Pakistan Cement Manufacturers Association (APCMA) neither highlighted this issue nor any companies intimated Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) whether this issue is impacting warehouse space ... |
Pakistan cement distributors to decide action plan17 July 2019, Published under Cement NewsDispatches from cement plants are still facing unrest in Pakistan. The government's new tax policy has been opposed and has led to continue the continued protests since 1 July. The All Pakistan Cement Distributors Association (APCDA) has supported the action following the government's introduction of new tax measures in the federal budget 2019-20. To move forward, APCDA has called a of the association's general body today to discuss all tax-related matters, ie withholding tax and different... |
Cement dealers not picking cement from factories05 July 2019, Published under Cement NewsThe protest of All Pakistan Cement Distributors Association (APCDA) has entered in its fourth day and quantity of dispatches from factories are fast receding and may cause shortage in country, according to an electronic media report. The dispatches of cement from cement factories to local dealers across Pakistan have been partially disturbed from 1 July 2019 owing to protest of All Pakistan Cement Distributors Association (APCDA) on introduction of new tax measures in the federal budget... |
Cement distributors not happy with proposed tax measures28 June 2019, Published under Cement NewsAll Pakistan Cement Distribution Association (APCDA) has shown some reservations on the proposed tax measures in the Federal Budget 2019–20 (effective from 1 July 2019) and appealed to the government to avoid taking such negative steps, which could be detrimental for the cement distribution business in the country. The association has submitted the open appeal to the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, Advisor to PM on Finance, Sk Abdul Hafeez, State Minister for Revenue, Hammad Azhar ... |
Page
1
of
1
1