OAO Belarusian Cement Plant shows potential
OAO Belarusian Cement Plant, part of the Belarusian Cement Company, has potential for development. The Belarusian economy minister, Vladimir Zinovsky, made this statement when h...
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Belarus government increases stake in three cement producers
The Council of Ministers in Belarus has issued a directive providing for an increase in the government’s stake in three cement producers.
Belarusian Cement and Eurocement Group sign collaboration contract
Belarusian Cement Company and Eurocement Group, Russia, have signed a contract to regulate cooperation in 2017, according to the Belarusian Architecture and Construction Ministr...
Belarusian Cement to merge with Minsk Silicate Materials
Belarusian Cement Plant, located in the Kostiukovichi Mogilev region, is set to incorporate OAO Minsk Silicate Materials Plant. The merger is due to be finalised by December 2016.
Krasnoselskstroymaterialy chases profits in Poland and Russia
Belarus cement producer Krasnoselskstroymaterialy is optimistic that its finances will return to the black by the end of 2016, reports BelTA news agency.
Akmenes posts decline in 2015 revenue
Lithuania's sole cement manufacturer Akmenes Cementas posted a decline of around six per cent in 2015 revenue to EUR55.4m from EUR59.2m a year earlier. Nearly 50 per cent of rev...
Belarus to export 1.8Mt in 2015
Belarusian manufacturers are expected to export 1.8Mt of cement in 2015, including 1.3Mt to be supplied to Russia's Eurocement, Construction Minister, Anatol Chorny, told report...
Belarusian government to acquire additional shares
The Belarusian government will acquire additional stakes in three cement companies in exchange for helping them to repay loans to China’s EximBank.
Belarus intends to increase exports to Russia
Belarus intends to export more cement to Russia in the years ahead, according to Vice Prime Minister of Belarus Anatoly Kalinin
Russian imports from Belarus increase by 85% in 1H14
In 1H14 Belarusian cement producers increased their supplies to Russia by 85.6 per cent YoY, reports BelTA.