Siam Cement Group to lift capacity by 4.5Mta in two years
Siam Cement Group plans to spend US$1.5bn to expand cement production capacity in Southeast Asia by 4.5Mta over the next two years. President and chief executive of Siam Cement ...
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Semen Indonesia to begin Myanmar construction next year
PT Semen Indonesia is set to start construction of a new plant in Myanmar next year as part of the country's regional expansion drive.
Siam Cement Group to lift exports to Myanmar
Siam Cement Group (SCG) of Thailand plans to boost exports of its Elephant brand cement to Myanmar and expand its distribution network in the Southeast Asian country, according ...
Myanmar cement firms prepare for building boom
LV Technology Plc (LVT) expects Myanmar's cement market to exhibit similar growth trend to Thailand's development path. The equipment supplier said: "There is massive potential ...
Thai firm secures plant deal in Myanmar
Thailand’s largest cement company is scheduled to begin construction of a cement plant in Myanmar’s southern Tenasserim, Taninthayi Division next year, according to a report in ...
Siam Cement outlines Southeast Asian expansion plans
Thailand’s Siam Cement Group has outlined further details of plans to expand its cement presence in Southeast Asia. 357m)
LV Technology to raise funds for cement project in Myanmar
LV Technology (LVT) will issue 396.69 million new shares to raise funds to invest in a cement business in Myanmar through a unit of the Max Myanmar Group of Companies, according...
Siam Cement awaits Myanmar investment law to proceed with plant
Siam Cement Group of Thailand is waiting for Myanmar to pass its foreign investment law before proceeding with plans to build a 5000tpd cement plant in the country.
Dangote sets sights beyond Africa
Dangote Cement is expanding out of Africa. While its chairman Aliko Dangote remains firmly committed to the continent and its 40Mta production capacity owned by the company, he ...
Siam Cement sees 10% rise in domestic demand, Thailand
Siam Cement Group (SCG) expects domestic cement consumption to be double than its earlier forecasts for 2012 as demand is on the path of recovery.