Indonesian demand poised for recovery
Indonesian cement demand is poised to pick up following a 25 per cent YoY decline last month, analysts at CIMB have said.
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Argentina's July cement demand up 7.2% MoM
In July 2014, Argentina's cement market required 949,904t of cement (including imports), 7.2 per cent more than in June, but registering a 5.4 per cent YoY fall. The country's c...
Nordic warm-up Premium
In 2013, the Nordic region registered gains of varying levels in its cement demand with all countries, except Finland and Sweden, enjoying an upturn. With GDP growth rates gener...
Suez Cement 1H earnings rise on cost control efforts
Suez Cement Group of Companies (SCGC) posted an increase in revenues and earnings for the first half of 2014 which it attributed in part to cost control measures. While the outl...
Qatar demand slows during Ramadan
Cement demand in Qatar has dropped by 40 per cent during Ramadan, prompting the country’s largest cement producer to undertake maintenance work during the slowdown. Speaking to ...
Improving demand outlook for SCC, Thailand
Despite demand for cement and building materials yet to show signs of recovery in Thailand, consumption is expected to improve, particularly from next year, according to a recen...
Indonesia sales growth slows in first six months
Indonesian cement sales growth has slowed in the first six months of the year, leading to concerns that the country may miss its full year target.
Argentina: May cement deliveries increase 2.6 per cent MoM
In May 2014, Argentina’s cement producers delivered 929,202t of cement (including exports), up 2.6 per cent when compared with April, but down 8.5 per cent YoY. Domestic demand,...
A bumpy recovery Premium
While Central America offers a healthy potential for infrastructure development and housing construction, limited economic growth and investment are expected to hinder a corresp...
Bolivia's cement market expected to expand 6-10% in 2014
Cement producers in Bolivia expect domestic cement demand to grow by 6-10 per cent in 2014. Last year, consumption reached 3.3Mt and sources at Fancesa said cement demand is for...