Northern India: rising demand to support prices
A slower rate of new capacity additions coupled with strong demand in north India will improve the business environment enabling higher prices for cement companies such as Shree...
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Trinidad prices to come down
Trinidad Cement Ltd announced that a temporary surcharge imposed on bagged cement has been removed and that cement prices are expected to go down in the coming weeks.
China Resources Cement prices weaken in1Q2012
China Resources Cement Holdings Ltd, the largest cement producer in South China, saw its average sales price decline 6% or RMB20/t Y-on-Y to RMB340/t in the first quarter of thi...
Pakistan: FY12 to be a fortunate year for the entire cement industry
Pakistan cement sector profitability is on the recovery path due to higher local dispatches and rising prices. Low-tier companies are also on the way of recovery. Researching do...
Lafarge sees higher pricing in 2012
Lafarge said it expected higher pricing for 2012 after sales and operating profits rose in the first quarter, lifted by price increases for customers and stronger cement volumes...
India: cement prices falling pre-monsoon
Apart from in eastern India, cement prices are on a downward spiral across the country, suggesting the monsoon-time weak cycle has set in early this year. Dealers and industry s...
India: cement closures called in Rayalaseema
The Rayalaseema Rashtra Samiti, an organisation based in Proddatur of Kadapa district, has given a closure call for all cement factories in the four Rayalaseema districts on 23 ...
India: cement prices have started to weaken
CLSA India says cement prices have started to drop across India, with dealers expecting more falls ahead, according to its India Reality Research survey. Cement prices have fall...
Cemex
Cemex is to construct a waste heat recovery plant at its Solid Cement’s Antipolo works in the Philippines. This will have a capacity of 6MW and is being constructed by a Chinese...
Venezuela cement prices rise 13.4%
In January the prices of construction materials in Venezuela increased 2.5 per cent largely as a result from a rise in prices in the steel and cement sectors.