Semen Indonesia exports to East Timor
PT Semen Indonesia has said that it exports 15,000t of cement to Dili, East Timor, every month. Through subsidiary Semen Tonasa, the company has exported to Dili every month si...
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PT Semen Indonesia
Total cement sales by Semen Indonesia crept up by 1.2 per cent in the first half of 2016, compared to the same period last year. The opening six months of this year saw sales h...
Indonesia: Consumption rises 3.1% in year to June 2016
Cement consumption in Indonesia reached 29.48Mt for the first six months of 2016, according to Indonesia Investments, but sales in Java – the largest market – recorded a declin...
Indonesia: SCG Indonesia's sales revenue up 18% YoY
SCG Indonesia, a subsidiary of the Thai cement conglomerate Siam Cement Group (SCG), saw its sales revenue increase 18 per cent YoY to IDR1.39trn (US$103m) in the first quarter...
PT Indocement
Last month it was revealed that Indonesia needed US$450bn to finance its infrastructure development plans for 2015-19. As many as 30 projects in the road, rail, power, water an...
PT Semen Indonesia
Cement exports by Semen Indonesia (including Semen Padang and Semen Tonasa) fell by 21.3 per cent during May 2016 to 37,588t, compared to 47,751t in the same month last year, a...
Indonesia: new plant for PT Semen Indonesia
PT Semen Indonesia has plans to invest between IDR4trn (US$303m) and IDR5trn (US$380m)in a new plant in Aceh, according to Corporate Secretary, Agung Wiharto. The company estab...
Indonesia cement demand rises 3% in May
Indonesia’s cement market continues to expand, according to official Indonesian cement industry statistics. In addition, the country is shipping increasing volumes of clinker a...
Indonesia: calls to protect Java from cement
Environmental experts have advised cement plants be moved outside Java to prevent worsening ecological damage to the densely populated island. Senior adviser to the environment...
SE Asia towards oversupply?
The southeast Asian cement market has seen rapid demand growth in recent years. Backed by favourable macroeconomic trends, it is likely to remain one of the fastest-growing cem...