Cimpor starts exporting from Portugal to northern Brazil
Cimpor has started its first exports to northern Brazil from Portugal, according to local press reports.
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Galilei Group plans Angolan investment
The Galilei Group of Portugal plans to enter the Angolan market as part of a joint venture, its chief executive Fernando Lima told local press.
Semapa to focus on Brazilian investment
Semapa, the Portuguese holding company that controls cement maker Secil, has said it is focussed on constructing a new plant in Brazil as domestic demand continues to wane. “At ...
Cimpor first-quarter boosted by new profile
Cimpor has reported a 22 per cent rise in turnover and a 15.2 per cent YoY increase in EBITDA for the first quarter of 2013 mainly due to the reshuffling of the group's profile....
Cimpor: restructured for growth
Following the restructuring of Cimpor and asset swaps with InterCement Austria Holding, the Portuguese cement major is looking forward to an increased footprint in Latin America...
Cimpor's restructuring gives temporary lower numbers
Cimpor's turnover from continuing activities declined by an underlying 3.1 per cent to EUR1510m and compares with the actual EUR2275.3m shown in 2011 on the old structure.
Portugal’s cement demand drops 26.9% in 2012
Cement consumption in Portugal fell by 26.9 per cent last year to lows not seen since 1973. The industry body said the crisis in the construction sector has caused significant r...
Cimpor and InterCement announce Brazil asset merger
Cimpor’s board of directors has approved the merger of two of its subsidiaries in Brazil, namely Cimpor Cimentos do Brasil and InterCement Brasil, Cimpor announced. Both compani...
Cimpor announces members of board of directors, Portugal
Cimpor announced that Luiz Roberto Ortiz Nascimento and André Pires Oliveira Dias have been appointed members of the Board of Directors, following the resignation of Erik Madsen...
Euroconstruct downgrades European construction forecasts
Euroconstruct has reduced its forecasts for European construction output for both for this year and next, with a slow recovery expected for 2014.