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UltraTech Cement reduces capex plans to INR10bn in FY20-2105 June 2020, Published under Cement NewsIndia’s UltraTech Cement has announced that it will be restricting its capital expenditure plans to INR10bn (US$132.42m) during the current fiscal year, following the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. "The company's capital and financial resources remain entirely protected in spite of the adverse impact on its sales during the first two phases of the lockdown. The company's liquidity position remains adequately covered," said the company in a regulatory filing. "Conserving cash ... |
The India Cements Ltd may put capex plans on hold12 November 2019, Published under Cement NewsThe India Cements Ltd said it may need to put its capital expenditure plans on the backburner if the current economic slowdown persists, reports The Times of India. "We may hold back capital expenditure," said N Srinivasan, The India Cements Ltd’s vice chairman and MD. "I want to expand. I want to go there (Madhya Pradesh). But, I want to be sure before I go there," he added. The southern Indian-based cement producer’s plans include a greenfield cement plant in Madhya Pradesh and a grindi... |
Holcim Philippines to raise capacity to 13Mta by 202003 December 2018, Published under Cement NewsHolcim Philippines (LafargeHolcim group) is investing US$300m to raise its cement capacity in the country by 30 per cent to 13Mta by 2020. Holcim Philippines informed the Philippine stock exchange that will upgrade its facilities in Bulacan and Misamis Oriental with the installation of new and efficient kilns and mills and waste heat recovery systems as part of its cost focus. "Our company believes in the sustained development of the Philippines. This investment is proof of our confidence... |
Aditya Birla Group announces US$5bn capex plan29 October 2018, Published under Cement NewsIndia's Aditya Birla Group, parent of UltraTech Cement, has announced US$5bn capex plans over the next three years for its businesses both in the domestic market and abroad. "Our capex plans over the next three years is about US$5bn across our businesses both in the country as well as in the US. Aleris, which Novelis is acquiring, is also another aluminium rolled product player, will attract around US$3bn of this projected capex," said Kumar Mangalam Birla, group chairman, at The Economist... |
India: ACC Cement announces capex plan of INR6bn for 201730 March 2017, Published under Cement NewsACC Cement have announced a capital expenditure plan of INR6bn (US$92.4m) for the coming financial year, CEO and Managing Director, Neeraj Akhoury, said at the company's annual general meeting. Mr Akhoury said the outlay will be used for various projects. The company reported a profit of INR6.04bn for the year ending 31 December 2016, up from INR5.87bn in 2015 and registering a growth in profit of 2.9 per cent. Revenue stood at INR11.27bn, down by 5.39 per cent since last year at INR11.91... |
Saudi Arabia: changing times?14 November 2016, Published under Cement NewsThe 2017 outlook for the Saudi Arabian cement sector remains neutral unless the government continues its spending spree. But as the subdued oil price environment calls for a more-diversified economy and spending cuts to rein in costs, cement demand in the kingdom could be in for a gloomy ride in the medium term. By Santhosh Balakrishnan, Riyad Capital, Saudi Arabia. As oil prices remain subdued, Saudi Arabia may need to rein in its construction ambitions The Kingdom of Saudi Ar... |
PPC27 September 2016, Published under Cement NewsAt a presentation at the RMB Morgan Stanley Big Five conference in Cape Town on 26 September, PPC outlined how despite group cement sales volumes advancing by seven per cent in the first five months of FY2017, significant pressure on selling prices in the inland region saw prices fall by five per cent in the South African cement business. As a result, overall margins are under pressure despite good cost control and exchange rate gains, according to PPC. Over the same period, Rwanda saw vo... |
Semen Indonesia24 August 2015, Published under Cement NewsA sharp drop in net profit in the first half of this year has prompted Semen Indonesia to review its expansion plans going forward. Net profit over the six months came in at IDR2.2trn (US$163.3m), compared to IDR2.8trn in 1H14, representing a contraction of around 20 per cent. Revenue also fell by 1.9 per cent to IDR12.64trn. The disappointing results have been blamed on a number of challenges, not least of all a 10 per cent lowering of cement prices at the start of the year in response to... |
Semen Indonesia outlines 2015 capex plans07 January 2015, Published under Cement NewsPT Semen Indonesia Tbk has prepared capital expenditures worth IDR7-9trn (US$550m-706m), to fund new plants, upgrades and possibly further international expansion. Of the total, around IDR5trn would be invested in the new plants in Rembang, Central Java, and Indarung, West Sumatra, the company’s finance director Ahyanizzaman told the Jakarta Post. The new plant in Indarung was expected to start operating in the first half of next year, while the plant in Rembang was expected to begin oper... |
Holcim: 2015 expected to be "solid year"18 November 2014, Published under Cement NewsHolcim expects 2015 to be a “solid year” for the group as it aims to achieve substantial improvement of its results. In a statement released ahead of today's Holcim Investor and Analyst Day 2014, the Swiss cement major said it anticipates 2015 like-for-like operating profit (excluding merger-related costs) to be in the range of CHF2.7-2.9bn (EUR2.2-2.4bn/US$2.8-3bn). Group companies in India, Indonesia, the USA, Mexico and the UK are being seen as the main growth drivers. The company ... |