Taiheiyo wins Bangladesh logo case
Japanese cement producer Taiheiyo Cement Corp has won a court case in Bangladesh for the use of its logo by local cement manufacturers.
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Clinker dispatches resume from Chittagong port, Bangladesh
The dispatches of imported raw materials for the cement industry from Chittagong Port of Bangladesh to cement plants
Bangladesh: strike disrupts inland clinker transport
An indefinite strike by the Bangladesh River Transport Workers’ Federation has disrupted the transport of imported clinker from Chittagong Port to cement plants through inland r...
Bangladesh: clinker shipment held at port
A clinker shipment from Singapore for Bangladesh's second largest cement producer HeidelbergCement Bangladesh (HCB) has been hindered by litigation for the past month.
Bangladesh: Premier Cement Mills completes expansion programme
Leading cement manufacturer and exporter in Bangladesh, Premier Cement Mills Limited (PCML), has announced the completion of it expansion programme, raising the consolidated ins...
Cementos Molins posts EUR31m profit, up 85%
Spain’s Cementos Molins has posted a profit of EUR31.16m in the first nine months of the year. The 85 per cent rise has been attributed to successful foreign business, which con...
Holcim: August '12
Cement sales during 1H2012 increased from 70.9Mt to 74Mt, up 4.4 per cent YoY, while sales of aggregates and ready-mix concrete fell by seven and 1.3 per cent to 75.6Mt and 22.8...
Thang Long Cement plans to increase exports, Vietnam
Vietnam-based producer Thang Long Cement JSC plans to double monthly cement exports to Cambodia from its Hiep Phuoc grinding plant to 10,000 due to increased demand in the neigh...
Bangladesh industry consolidation gathers pace
Cement sector consolidation in the Bangladesh industry is set to gather pace as more than 70 smaller cement factories have folded operations in the past 12 years having lost gro...
Vietnam exports seen rising
Exports of cement and clinker are forecast to increase by 27 per cent this year compared to 2011, according to forecasts by the Vietnam Cement Association (VNCA).