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Following high capacity utilisation rates and the prospect of market growth going forward, the decade running up to 2015 looked promising for Indonesian cement producers. Howeve...
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Following high capacity utilisation rates and the prospect of market growth going forward, the decade running up to 2015 looked promising for Indonesian cement producers. Howeve...
PT Indocement, along with Indonesia’s other cement producers, is waiting on new regulations from the country’s government designed to curb expansion of the cement sector. The nu...
PT Indocement Tunggal TBK will cease operations at two production lines at its Citeureup plant due to the national cement excess, resulting in a 1Mta drop in output levels.
Growth of Indonesia’s cement market weakened in 2015, but prospects for this year are more optimistic with demand expected to significantly improve. ICR spoke to Christian Karta...
Indonesia's second-largest cement producer, PT Indocement Tungall Prakarsa, has seen its net profit fall decelerate as operational efficiency measures have successfully taken ho...
Indocement Tunggal Prakarsaplans, part of the HeidelbergCement Group, plans to discontinue production activities of lines P1, P2, and P6 at its flagship Citeureup works, Indones...
HeidelbergCement-owned Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa expects to benefit from the depreciation of the currency in maintaining revenue amid the sluggish demand by pushing exports, T...
PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa expects volumes to grow six per cent this year, reported Kontan, citing CEO, Christian Kartawijaya. The HeidelbergCement group reported cement sal...
PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa Tbk, part of the HeidelbergCement Group, said sales would rise 5-6 per cent this year on hopes of strong demand from the infrastructure sector, Ko...
Indonesian cement dispatches dropped by a quarter YoY to 3.7Mt in July 2014. The slowdown is attributed to falling economic growth, the presidential election and the Idul Fitri/...