Colombia’s cement price rose 8% in 1H13
In 1H213, cement prices in Colombia rose eight per cent, well above the country’s inflation rate of 1.73 per cent in the period, according to a report in El Tiempo. The price al...
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Cemex Latin American Holdings recovers in 2Q
Cemex Latin American Holdings' first-half turnover improved by 2.8 per cent to US$814m and the EBITDA rose by 12.2 per cent to US$306.4m. The increase at the trading level was a...
Argos sees higher volumes in 1H13
Cementos Argos has reported a rise in cement volumes for the six months to the end of June 2013 and expects activity in its domestic market of Colombia to accelerate after a slo...
Colombia cement consumption slips in May
Colombia’s cement demand slipped by 0.3 per cent in May, driven by a decrease at retail level. Distribution to builders and contractors as well as ready-mix companies, according...
Colombia sees 16.4% rise in cement demand
The Colombian cement market increased its demand 16.4 per cent YoY to 0.919Mt in April, latest figures from the country's statistics office, Dane, reveal.
Cementos Argos issues US$765m to finance expansion plans
Colombia's leading cement producer Cementos Argos has issued COP1.4trn (US$765m) worth of preferred shares to finance expansion plans.
Cemex Latin American Holdings has a weaker first quarter
Cemex Latin American Holdings reported a 2.5 per cent decline in first quarter turnover to US$383.3m, but the EBITDA did improve by 8.1 per cent to US$140.7m.
Argos share offering open for 15 days, Colombia
Colombia's largest cement maker, Cementos Argos, has opened for offers 250m preferred shares, a bookbuilding process to end on 8 May 2013 to raise
Cementos Argos to issue shares to finance expansion, Colombia
Colombia’s largest cement producer Cementos Argos plans to issue up to 250m preferred shares to finance an expansion plan, the company said on Tuesday. Argos has set a range of ...
Colombia’s cement demand down 2.7% in February
Cement consumption in Colombia slipped 2.7 per cent YoY to 823,700t in February, according to Dane, the country’s national statistics bureau.