Indocement outlines capex to raise capacity
PT Indocement Tunngal Prakarsa, the second-largest cement producer in Indonesia, plans IDR4-4.5trn (US$349m-393m) in capital expenditure to increase capacity and lift market sh...
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Indonesia February cement sales advance
Indonesian cement sales rose 2.7 per cent last month to 4.4Mt from a year earlier, state-owned Semen Indonesia announced, citing data from Indonesia Cement Association (ASI). ...
Semen Indonesia inaugurates Banjarmasin packing plant
Semen Indonesia has inaugurated a new cement packing plant in Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, taking the company’s total number of packing facilities to 23. The plant is estim...
Southeast Asian advances
Southeast Asia continues to be a hive of cement activity and recent commentary by local producers suggests the prospects remain promising for certain key markets through 2014. ...
Hazemag wins large Indonesian crushing plant contract
Hazemag & EPR has received a large crushing plant contract from Sinoma International Engineering for installation at PT Cemindo Gemilang’s new 10,000tpd plant on the island of ...
Semen Indonesia net income rises 11% YoY
Net income at Semen Indonesia rose 11 per cent in 2013 to IDR5.37trn (US$462m) from a year earlier as the company boosts sales through expansion and strengthens its market posi...
Indonesian president inaugurates Tonasa V project
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono of Indonesia has officially inaugurated Semen Tonasa’s Line V project and power plant in Pangkajene Island District, South Sulawesi. Semen T...
Indonesia: January sales decline on floods
Cement sales in Indonesia declined by 0.3 per cent to 4.64Mta as heavy rains triggered extensive flooding, causing disruption to construction activity and distribution networks...
Semen Indonesia plans IDR4trn capex in 2014
Semen Indonesia plans to spend IDR4trn (US$328.81m) to construct two plants in Rembang (Central Java) and Indarung (West Sumatra), the company’s CEO, Dwi Sutjipto, has said. I...
Indonesian demand expected to rise by 6-7%
Indonesian cement consumption is expected to grow at a similar rate to 2013 despite cement price increases, as producers look to compensate for higher electricity costs and low...