Caribbean states look to monitor trading activity
East Caribbean states are looking to implement a cement trade monitoring mechanism in the region due to frequent supply shortages which are reportedly hampering construction act...
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Caribbean: cement price increase 'difficult to accept'
The 9.5 per cent cement price hike announced at the start of this year by Trinidad Cement Ltd, will be 'difficult to accept,' according to the former president of the Contractor...
Cemex signs agreement for Dominican Republic home construction
Cemex in the Dominican Republic and the Venezuelan business group BAK have signed an agreement to build a 760-home residential project which will integrate residential, commerci...
Trinidad Cement Limited sees revenue up 4% but 20% EBITDA cut
For the six months ended 30 June 2011 Trinidad Cement Limited (TCL) reported a loss per share (LPS) of JMD0.59 (from continuing operations) which compares with an LPS of JMD0.28...
Caribbean Cement outlook cautious
Caribbean Cement has cut losses by some 40 per cent to J$578.1m (US$6.5m) for the second quarter of the year and has outlined plans of a new supply contract but remains cautious...
Trinidad prices to come down
Trinidad Cement Ltd announced that a temporary surcharge imposed on bagged cement has been removed and that cement prices are expected to go down in the coming weeks.
Caribbean Cement sees more positive outlook
Caribbean Cement Company expects a more positive outlook from next year as the company finalises a debt ‘reprofiling’ plan with some of its 30 biggest creditors.
Cements Argos: positive outlook after strong 2011 results
Cementos Argos, Colombia's largest cement producer, achieved more than COP3.6bn (US$2bn) in consolidated revenues for FY2011, representing YoY growth of 21% in peso terms as it ...