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Sika sees successful start to the year09 April 2019, Published under Cement NewsSika has reported a successful start to 2019 business year, reporting a new sales record of CHF1644.8m (EUR1462m) in the first quarter. This equates to an increase of 7.1 per cent in local currencies. A negative currency effect (-1.3 per cent ) led to robust sales growth in Swiss francs of 5.8 per cent . Paul Schuler, Chief Executive Officer: “In a commercially challenging environment we have delivered sales growth of 7.1 per cent, which represents a strong start to the new business... |
HeidelbergCement reports record 201722 March 2018, Published under Cement NewsDespite a challenging environment, HeidelbergCement has announced at 14 per cent YoY increase in revenues to EUR17.3bn in 2017 from EUR15.2bn in 2016 although on a pro-forma basis, ie taking into account the contributions of Italcementi for the 1H16, the increase was more modest at two per cent. The company's sales volumes of cement, aggregates and ready-mixed concrete increased significantly and reached new records, particularly due the acquisition of Italcementi. Total cement sales reac... |
Ambuja Cements Ltd posts 89% leap in 4Q17 profits21 February 2018, Published under Cement NewsAmbuja Cements Ltd (LafargeHolcim Group) has reported an 89 per cent jump in quarterly profit, helped by higher cement sales volume. Stand-alone profit rose to INR3.38bn (US$52.2m) in the fourth quarter ended 31 December 2017, from INR1.79bn a year earlier. Cement sales volume rose to 5.87Mt in the quarter, from 5Mt in the 4Q16. Net quarterly sales advanced 19 per cent YoY to INR26.12bn. |
Pakistan exports fall 16% in 1HFY1825 January 2018, Published under Cement NewsThe volume of cement exports from Pakistan fell by 16.04 per cent YoY in the first half of the current financial year (July-Dec 2017). Data released by the Federal Bureau of Statistics shows that Pakistan exported 2.35Mt of cement in the period, compared to 2.80Mt of the 1HFY17. The value of the cement exports decreased by 18.57 per cent, to US$118.5m from US$145.6m of the year-ago period. In December 2017 the country exported 293,522t of cement, a MoM decrease of 19.24 per cent from 363,4... |
Vicat reports 4% growth in consolidated 9M17 sales07 November 2017, Published under Cement NewsVicat’s 9M17 sales reached EUR1.92bn (USD2.22bn) versus EUR1.87bn a year earlier, reflecting a 4 per cent rise at constant scope and exchange rates. On a reported basis, the group’s sales rose 2.9 per cent compared with the same period of 2016. These results were supported by a 4 per cent pick-up in sales at constant scope across all Vicat’s regions, except for West Africa. The negative currency effect was -4 per cent, predominantly a result of the depreciation in the Egyptian pound and Tu... |
Eagle Materials Inc 2Q fiscal 2017 cement volumes rise26 October 2017, Published under Cement NewsEagle Materials Inc reported that in its financial results for the 2Q fiscal 2017, ended 30 September 2017, cement volumes were up 12 per cent, including the Fairborn business, while the Texas Lehigh cement joint venture volumes were down six per cent. The company also benefitted from cement prices being up seven per cent overall. Second-quarter EBITDA increased five per cent, reflecting the financial results of the recently-acquired cement plant in Fairborn, Ohio, and related assets (the... |
Cimpor's 1H volumes down 2.7 per cent14 September 2017, Published under Cement NewsCimpor reported that first-half 2017 EBITDA growth in Argentina, Paraguay and South Africa, and to a lesser extent Portugal, mitigated adverse operating environments in the company’s other group regions. Sales of EUR921m (US$1.096bn) rose 2.6 per cent YoY. An average price adjustment of 10 per cent offset lower volumes. EBITDA of EUR166m was 2.6 per cent lower compared to 1H16 on the back of non-recurring costs. Excluding these items, EBITDA remained stable. Cement and clinker volumes... |
Maple Leaf FY17 net profit dips14 September 2017, Published under Cement NewsPakistan-based Maple Leaf Cement Factory Ltd (MLCF) reported a net profit of PKR4.77bn in FY17, a decline of two per cent on a YoY basis. Revenue was up by two per cent YoY to PKR24.0bn for FY17. Finance costs of the company declined by 27 per cent YoY to PKR318m during FY17. Along with the results the company also announced a final cash dividend of PKR1.75/share taking cumulative DPS to PKR3.75/share (compared to a DPS of PKR4.0 in FY16). |
Attock Cement reports flat 4Q earnings, full-year rise13 September 2017, Published under Cement NewsPakistan cement producer Attock Cement posted flat net earnings in 4QFY17 of PKR796m (US$7.5m) against the same period of last year, the company said in a note to the Pakistan Stock Exchange. The result took full-year earnings in fiscal 2016-17 to PKR3.303bn, up five per cent YoY versus PKR2.89bn in the previous fiscal. Revenue in FY17 rose by six per cent YoY to PKR14.7bn thanks to a rise in cement dispatches to 2.08Mt. However, margins remained stagnant at 40 per cent as coal pri... |
Lafarge Malaysia Bhd reports 2Q loss30 August 2017, Published under Cement NewsLafarge Malaysia Bhd posted a net loss of MYR44.09m (US$10.3m) in its second quarter of 2017, compared to a net profit of MYR18.36m in the corresponding period amid weaker domestic demand in its cement segment higher competition. Revenue dropped 19 per cent YoY to MYR531.77m from MYR658.8m, according to its Bursa Malaysia filing. “The situation was further exacerbated by the greater operating costs from higher fuel and electricity cost. This quarter’s loss was partially mitigated by a ... |