Construction sector crisis pushes Melón to 2024 loss
Chilean cement producer Cemento Melón , owned by the Peru-based Brescia group, posted revenues of CLP249.794bn (US$264.9m), up 3.3 per cent YoY, in 2024. The increase was suppor...
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Chilean cement producer Cemento Melón , owned by the Peru-based Brescia group, posted revenues of CLP249.794bn (US$264.9m), up 3.3 per cent YoY, in 2024. The increase was suppor...
Cemento Melón posted a 2.1 YoY per cent drop in revenue to CLP180,309.39m (US$184.3m) in the 9M24. Operating costs increased by 6.8 per cent YoY to CLP133,468.444m, driven mainl...
Cemento Melón recently signed the UN Global Compact, the largest corporate sustainability initiative in the world, and has become the first Chilean cement producer to do so. For...
Chile-based Cemento Melón expects to see its new US$30m Punta Arenas grinding plant to be commissioned by June 2021, reports La Prensa Austral. The plant is located 8.5km north ...
Chile-based Cemento Mélon has signed a contract with Enel Generación for the supply of clean and renewable energy in four of Mélon’s operations: the La Calera, Ventanas and Puer...
Cemento Melón has announced it will divest its concrete products business and has signed an agreement with Grau SA to sell 49 per cent of its concrete prefabrication shares. The...
Chile-based Cemento Melón has increased its first-quarter earnings by 12 per cent to US$7m when compared with 1Q17, despite lower cement sales volumes, according to Diario Finan...
Chile’s Cemento Melon saw its sales decrease by 14 per cent to US$298m in 2017 from US$345m in 2016.
Cemento Melon, Chile, reported a 56.8 per cent drop YoY in profits to CLP5bn in 3Q17.
Chile's top three cement companies - Cemento Melon, Cementos Polpaico and Cementos Bio Bio - recorded a 3.7 per cent YoY rise in sales to CLP339.82bn (USD510.48m) in the first s...