M&A

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Huaxin acquires majority stake in Oman Cement

Huaxin acquires majority stake in Oman Cement

Oman Cement Company SAOG has confirmed the successful completion of a share purchase agreement between The Investment Authority Company SPC (representing the government’s stake ...

Cement sector fuels Indian M&A record

Cement sector fuels Indian M&A record

Adani Group ’s acquisition of Ambuja Cements and ACC has contributed to a new record in merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in India. According to data by Refinitiv, the value...

JSW Group joins the race for Holcim in India

JSW Group joins the race for Holcim in India

The race for the acquisition of a controlling stake in Holcim Group’s cement businesses in India is intensifying, with JSW Group lining up an array of private equity firms and l...

Sailing through high seas

Sailing through high seas Premium

Pakistan’s cement producers are sailing through high tides as domestic demand succumbs to macroeconomic pressures, manufacturing costs rise and utilisation levels look set to we...

Shaping southeast Asia

Shaping southeast Asia Premium

Ahead of Cemtech Asia in Singapore, 9-12 July 2017, ICR takes a moment to consider the changing make-up of southeast Asia’s cement capacity. The region has been at the forefront...

Anhui Conch

Building on its eight per cent sales volume growth in 2016, Anhui Conch’s plan for this year is to continue setting up cement activities abroad while concentrating on its M&A ac...

LH Merger nears completion

LH Merger nears completion

As Holcim’s shareholders prepare to meet next Friday to vote on the planned merger with Lafarge, will the confirmed support of Eurocement and a better than expected 1Q15 perform...

LH Merger update: plants for sale

Finally, exactly two months after the first official announcement of their 'merger of equals', Lafarge and Holcim clarify which plants are likely to be put up for sale. No surpr...

LH Merger: LatAm, Asia, Africa

The Lafarge Holcim merger is being viewed as a good geographical fit in emerging markets given Lafarge’s strong presence in the Middle East and Africa, and Holcim’s significant ...