Macquarie more positive on China cement sector
Research house Macquarie is turning more positive on the cement sector and expects to see more signs of downstream demand recovery in mid-2013 following a recent market visit. ...
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Research house Macquarie is turning more positive on the cement sector and expects to see more signs of downstream demand recovery in mid-2013 following a recent market visit. ...
China Resources Cement has entered into an agreement relating to a HK$200m (US$25.8m) three-year term loan facility with a bank. Under the agreement, it shall be an event of d...
China Resources Cement (CRC) reported a 44.4 per cent loss in net profit attributable to shareholders last year to HK$2.32bn (US$299m). In 2012, the firm's turnover rose 9.1 p...
China Resources Cement has entered into a two-year framework agreement with Zhihai Group Co Ltd to establish a joint venture. The new venture intends to acquire clinker prod...
Investment bank Nomura has downgraded China Resources Cement (CRC) from "buy" to "reduce" and cut its target price to HK$4 from HK$8.30. The research house sees a further down...
UBS lifted its target price for China Resources Cement (01313) to HK$5.5 from HK$5.05, but downgraded the stock to "neutral" from "buy". It said CR Cement's share price has ri...
China Resources Cement (CRC) has agreed to acquire a 100 per cent equity interest in Hainan Wuzhishan Dajiangnan Cement Ltd. Hainan Wuzhishan Dajiangnan Cement operates a 0....
China Resources Power said it agreed to supply coal to China Resources Cement with a term of three years from 1 January 2013 to 31 December 2015. According to local press, t...
China Resources Cement Holdings Ltd, the largest cement producer in South China, said that it has secured a three-year credit facility worth up to HK$1bn from a bank.
China Resources Cement (CR Cement) expects cement sales in 2013 to increase to 70Mt, representing a YoY rise of 5Mt. Production capacity, meanwhile, is likely to rise to 72.7Mt...