Cement News tagged under: Sungshin Cement
SungShin Cement swings into the black in 202321 February 2024, Published under Cement NewsSouth Korea-based SungShin Cement reported a preliminary and unaudited revenue of KRW1.113trn (US$832,886) in 2023, up from KRW1.03trn in 2022. The company’s operating profit surged from KRW1.83bn in 2022 to KRW77.73bn in 2023 while net profit reached KRW65.75bn in 2023, a significant turnaround when compared with a loss of KRW26.47bn in 2022. SungShin operates the 11.3Mta Danyang integrated plant in Danyang-gun and the 0.5Mta Bugang grinding unit in Cheongwon-gun. |
South Korean producers set to hike cement prices06 January 2023, Published under Cement NewsSouth Korea’s major cement producers are implementing another hike in wholesale prices amid strengthening in the key ingredient bituminous coal and construction activity, adding woes to concrete mixers and builders. According to multiple sources from the cement industry, the country’s top cement producer Ssangyong C&E has decided to raise the price of its top-grade bulk cement to KRW93,000/t (US$77.6/t) from next month. It would be an increase of 18 per cent from current KRW78,800/t.... |
South Korea's cement producers plan 18% price rise05 January 2022, Published under Cement NewsMajor cement manufacturers in South Korea will be implementing a further rise in wholesale prices as the construction industry in the Asian country gathers pace, according to Maeil Business Newspaper. This follows a 5.1 per cent price rise from KRW75,000 (US$62.63)/t in July 2021, the second rise in a year following a price freeze since 2014. Ssangyong C&E has decided to lift the price of its first-class bulk cement to KRW93,000/t from February, representing an 18 per cent hike when compare... |
South Korean producers sign agreeement to reduce NOx emissions11 June 2020, Published under Cement NewsSouth Korea’s nine cement producers have agreed to work with the Ministry of Environment to lower NO x emissions, according to The Korea Times. Representatives of companies including Sungshin Cement and Hanil Cement, alongside officials from the ministry and the National Institute of Environmental Research, gathered at Ssangyong Cement's factory in Donghae, Gangwon Province, to sign the partnership. Cement production generates the second-highest amount of NO x emissions in the country, ... |
SungShin Cement posts 11% net profit rise21 February 2020, Published under Cement NewsSouth Korea’s SungShin Cement has reported a full-year revenue of KRW714.64bn (US$590.2m) in 2019, 3.9 per cent up when compared with KRW688.07bn reported in 2018. However, operating profit fell 30.2 per cent YoY from KRW29.27bn to KRW20.43bn in 2019. Net profit rose 11.4 per cent from KRW16.61bn to KRW18.5bn in 2019. |
South Korea: Sungshin Cement back in the black in 201624 February 2017, Published under Cement NewsSouth Korean cement producer Sungshin Cement Co Ltd improved its revenues by 1.2 per cent to KRW686.6bn in 2016 from KRW678.7bn, according to the country’s Financial Supervisory Service. The company’s operating profit rose from KRW35.26bn to KRW36.83bn while in terms of net profit, the firm swung from a KRW33.99bn loss to a net profit of KRW12.4bn, according to preliminary and unaudited results. |
South Korea: Sungshin shares down27 June 2016, Published under Cement NewsSouth Korean company Sungshin Cement has been ranked in the bottom quartile of BSS News Bites South Korean performers for the past year. The company’s performance saw it placed 1519/1756 in the ranking, a percentile ranking of 13. Sungshin shares were also down 35.3 per cent for the year ended 27 June 2016. After climbing from KRW2920 (US$2.47) five years ago to KRW15,300 (US$12.95) one year ago, share price stood at KRW9900 (US$8.38) for this last year. |
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