Cement Consumption

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Spain: cement consumption falls

Spain: cement consumption falls

Cement consumption in Spain fell by 7.5 per cent in May, reaching 965,465t, 78,535t less than a year ago and the lowest comparable figure since May 1965, according to the latest...

Colombian cement market contracts 5% in May

Colombian cement market contracts 5% in May

Colombian cement deliveries in May slipped 5.3 per cent YoY in May, totalling 1.129Mt, according to the country’s statistics office, Dane. Output from Colombian cement factories...

Indonesia cement demand rises 3% in May

Indonesia cement demand rises 3% in May

Indonesia’s cement market continues to expand, according to official Indonesian cement industry statistics. In addition, the country is shipping increasing volumes of clinker al...

Spain: cement demand down 7.5% YoY

Spain: cement demand down 7.5% YoY

Spanish cement consumption saw a 7.5 per cent YoY drop in May 2016 to 965,465t, according to the latest figures published by Oficemen, the country’s cement association.

Argentine cement demand notes 16.5% rise in May

Argentine cement demand notes 16.5% rise in May

Dispatches from Argentina’s cement plants rose by 16.5 per cent in May 2016 after a six consecutive months of decreases. Around 881,000t of cement were delivered to the domestic...

Philippines 1Q16 cement sales up 13%

Philippines 1Q16 cement sales up 13%

Philippines cement sales increased by 12.8 per cent YoY in the first quarter of 2016, according to Ernesto Ordoñez, President of the Cement Manufacturers' Association of the Phi...

Indonesia: cement sales to April up 4.2% YoY

Indonesia: cement sales to April up 4.2% YoY

Cement sales in Indonesia reached 19.3Mt in the four months from January to April 2016, reports Indonesia Investments. This represents a 4.2 per cent increase on the same period...

Patterns in US cement

Patterns in US cement Premium

As the US market picks up, the country’s cement producers can look forward to consumption growth rates of 6-7 per cent annually over the next two years. This should enable them ...