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Cement producers explain price hikes, Philippines
Three of the largest cement producers in the Philippines have begun submitting documents to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to explain recent rises in cement prices.
DTI requests further information on Philippine pricing
Philippine cement producers have until next week to provide the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) with further information explaining reasons behind their higher selling pr...
Waste processing facility launched, Philippines
The Mundo Verde Corporation, in partnership with the Quezon local government, has officially launched a waste processing facility in Payatas, Quezon City, to turn municipal wast...
DTI probes Philippine cement price hike
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has asked Philippine cement manufacturers to explain why prices have risen from a year ago and are above the suggested retail price (S...
Seacem sells entire stake in Lafarge Republic, Philippines
Southeast Asia Cement Holdings Inc (Seacem) has sold its entire stake in listed affiliate Lafarge Republic Inc worth PHP11.32bn (US$227.9m). The stake has been sold as part of t...
Seacem sells 4.3 per cent in Lafarge Republic, Philippines
Southeast Asia Cement Holdings, Inc (Seacem) has sold around four per cent of its stake in affiliate Lafarge Republic, Inc. "Seacem has... sold 50 million of its shares of stock...
Philippines: strong cement sales expected in 2013
The Philippine cement sector is looking forward to higher sales this year as private sector projects and increased government spending on infrastructure are expected to continue...
Seacem in voluntary buy back offer, Philippines
Southeast Asia Cement Holdings Inc (Seacem) is launching a voluntary tender offer to buy back up to 93 percent of its shares in exchange
Lafarge Republic signs fly ash supply deal, Philippines
Lafarge Republic has signed a deal with the provincial government of Bataan and GNPower Mariveles Coal Plant Co to buy fly ash to be produced at the latter’s 600MW power plant. ...