Seacem to sell Lafarge Republic shares, Philippines
Southeast Asia Cement Holdings (Seacem) plans to reduce its stake in Lafarge Republic Inc, either through a property dividend, share swap or other available – to allow the latt...
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Lafarge: August '12
After reporting an increase in sales but a slip in volumes for 1H2012, Lafarge remains confident that cement demand will continue to rise in 2012. For the first six months, sal...
Lafarge Republic to comply with 10% public ownership, Philippines
Lafarge Republic Inc was approved a one-day trading suspension on Friday by the stock exchange of the Philippines as it unveiled plans to comply with the exchange's 10 per cent...
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....
The Philippines: 1H12 cement sales up 20%
Philippine cement sales from January to June this year reached 9.54Mt, up by about 20 per cent YoY, according to data from the Cement Manufacturers’ Association of the Philippi...
Holcim Philippines to construct waste heat facility
Holcim Philippines will construct a waste-to-energy facility to reduce the demand for coal as a cement plant fuel in Davao City. Roland Van Wijnen, chief operations officer of...
Lafarge Republic sees increased market growth, Philippines
Having witnessed flat YoY sales in 2011, Lafarge Republic (formerly Republic Cement Corp) has said it expects market growth to accelerate on the back of increased government sp...
Republic Cement Corp changes name, Philippines
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange on Tuesday, Republic Cement Corporation changed its corporate name to Lafarge Republic Incorporated. Also, as part of their by-...
Plans to resume new Philippine plant project
APC Group Inc, an energy and mining holding firm affiliated with Belle Corp, plans to resume a US$200m project in Cebu, Philippines, as the government’s public-private partners...
Philippine cement prices edge towards peak levels
Philippine cement prices are edging up to highs last seen in 2010 of PHP215-220/40kg bag due to higher input costs and increasing demand. Data from the Philippine Department...