Cementir

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Cementir's 1Q16 revenue falls 1.1% to EUR218.9m

Cementir's 1Q16 revenue falls 1.1% to EUR218.9m

Cementir has announced that its results for the 1Q16, despite being lower than the previous year, are in line with management expectations and show a strong performance of oper...

Cementir reduces debt but also net profit

Cementir reduces debt but also net profit

Cementir Holding's turnover in 2015 recovered by 2.2 per cent to EUR969.0m, but EBITDA emerged just 0.8 per cent ahead at EUR194m. The trading profit, however, declined by 6.3 ...

Cementir given antitrust approval for Sacci deal

Cementir given antitrust approval for Sacci deal

The Italian Antitrust Authority has approved Cementir’s offer to purchase Sacci Spa's cement and ready-mix concrete business divisions. In a statement released yesterday, Cem...

Buzzi Unicem

The Italian anti-trust authority has cleared the proposed acquisition by Buzzi Unicem of the cement and aggregates operations of SACCI SpA. However, this deal now looks unli...

Cementir outbids Buzzi to buy Sacci

Cementir outbids Buzzi to buy Sacci

Shares of Italian cement group Buzzi Unicem fell after Cementir outbid its offer for the cement and ready-mix concrete business units of the Italian group Sacci SpA. Sacci has...

Cementir: good Nordic & Malaysia results

Cementir: good Nordic & Malaysia results

Cementir's turnover for the first nine months of 2015 edged ahead by 0.7 per cent to EUR719.7m as good Nordic and Malaysian performances offset the weakness experienced in Turk...

Cementir boosted by financial items

Cementir boosted by financial items

Cementir's turnover edged ahead by 0.6 per cent to EUR475.7m in first half of 2015, as the improvements in Denmark and Sweden made up for lower results from Norway and Turkey w...

Cementir advances in Denmark and Sweden

Cementir advances in Denmark and Sweden

Cementir's first quarter turnover eased by 0.9 per cent to EUR204.7m and the EBITDA came off by 1.6 per cent to EUR24.2m, primarily reflecting difficult market conditions in Tu...