Peru: Votorantim to buy assets of Cementos Orotongo
Votorantim Cimentos has made an agreement with Concesur (Consorcio Cementero del Sur) to purchase the cement assets of Cementos Orotongo acquired by Votorantim in 2012 from Cimpor.
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Peru's cement sales fall 3.7% in July
Peru's cement market contracted 3.7 per cent YoY in July as 772,000t were sold, according to the latest data by Asocem, the Peruvian cement association. However, production incr...
Peru: Cementos Pacasmayo 2Q16 revenues up 9%
Cementos Pacasmayo SAA has announced its consolidated results for the 2Q16, stating that volumes of cement, concrete and blocks rose 4.8 per cent during the period and revenues ...
Peru cement market contracts 3.5% YoY in June
In June, Peruvian cement demand fell by 3.5 per cent YoY to 0.756Mt from 0.781Mt, according to Asocem, the country's cement association.
Peru: Inka to start Pisco cement plant construction
Cementos Inka will begin construction of a second cement plant in Pisco, Peru, in the next few months. This second unit will be situated on a 20ha plot and should begin producti...
Peru: Unacem invests in power projects
Unacem will invest in two separate power generation projects in 2016.
Peru cement demand up 1.4% in May
Peru’s cement consumption increased by 1.4 per cent YoY in May, according to the Asociación de Productores de Cemento. Total deliveries, which include exports, increased 1.9 per...
Peru: cement market expands 1.8% YoY in April
Peru’s cement demand increased 1.8 per cent YoY in April to 781,000t, according to the country’s cement association, Asocem. This reversed the previous month’s fall of 1.4 per c...
Peru: Pacasmayo 4Q15 boosted by public sector demand, new Piura facility
Peru-based Cementos Pacasmayo saw a nine per cent in fourth-quarter volumes which benefitted from the anticipated increase in demand from the public sector, the company said in ...
Peru’s cement demand edges down in January
Cement consumption in Peru slipped by 0.4 per cent YoY from 816,000t in January 2015 to 813,000t in January 2016, according to the country’s cement association, Asocem.