New Caribbean Cement GM appointed
Cemex executive Alejandro Vares has been appointed general manager of Caribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL), replacing incumbent head Anthony Haynes, effective 4 May 2015.
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Caribbean Cement Co returns to pretax profit
Caribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL) posted a pretax profits of $255m compared to a loss of $3m the previous year. The company said its performance was assisted by a new record y...
Jamaica: Caribbean Cement to start 240,000t Venezuelan shipment
Caribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL) has commenced supply of a new 240,000t clinker order to Venezuela. The US$20.5m contract will run over an 18-month period and help boost expo...
Improved pricing and exports boost CCCL first half
Caribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL), the Jamaican subsidiary of Trinidad Cement Limited (TCL), achieved a 28 per cent increase in revenue for the first half of the year due to i...
CCCL looks to boost cement usage for road construction
Caribbean Cement Co Ltd (CCCL) is seeking to improve the usage of cement in the construction of roads with plans to double sales to this segment. Speaking to the Jamaica Gleaner...
Carib Cement receives cheque from government for Venezuela exports
The government of Jamaica has given Carib Cement Co a cheque worth US$1.69m as part payment for the provision of clinker to Venezuela under the Trade Compensation Mechanism of t...
Caribbean Cement Co dispatches clinker to Venezuela
Caribbean Cement Company sent its first clinker consignment to Corporación Socialista del Cemento in Venezuela yesterday.
CCCL reports 2Q13 net profit, Jamaica
Caribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL) has reported a second-quarter net profit as the Jamaica-based cement producer increased domestic market share and exports to Panama provide a...
Caribbean Cement to increase prices, Jamaica
Caribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL) is set to increase cement prices for the third time in 2013, this time due to the depreciation of the Jamaican dollar against the US dollar.
Caribbean Cement workers protest over concerns on domestic declines
Union members of the Caribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL) have staged a demonstration amid concerns on continued declines in the domestic cement market.