India Cements to restructure non-core assets
India Cements has said it will restructure its non-core assets, enabling the company to focus on core areas of its business and increase profitability.
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India Cements has said it will restructure its non-core assets, enabling the company to focus on core areas of its business and increase profitability.
Rising production costs and subdued demand in the southern markets has resulted in India Cements reporting a 31 per cent decline in FY13 net profit. Net profits (consolidated) f...
HSBC Global Investment Funds has purchased 384,345 shares of India Cements Ltd for an undisclosed sumy, the cement producer said in a notice to the stock exchanges. Following th...
India Cements is studying the possibility of expanding capacity in Rajasthan to cater for growing demand in the neighbouring states of Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh.
A weakness in cement prices and softening demand in the region is expected to hit Q3FY13 earnings of some of India’s cement producers. Only ACC and Ambuja are forecast to record...
India Cements Ltd on Monday said its second quarter net profit fell 30 per cent YoY to INR49.08 crore from INR69.71 crore from a year earlier. "Our profits were lower as we suff...
India Cements, the largest cement producer in South India, reported fall of 29.59 per cent in net profit for the quarter ended September 2012 on lower margins.
India Cements is planning work on a brownfield expansion to add over 3Mta at two of its cement plants in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
Deutsche Bank has upgraded India Cements to "buy" from "hold", while cutting its target price to INR106 from INR120, citing favourable risk-reward on attractive valuations and i...
India Cements Ltd today said that it has reported a decline of 39.2 per cent in its net profit for the first quarter ended June 2012 at INR62.07 crore.