Cemex hikes prices by 7% in Mexico
Cemex is to increase the price of grey cement in Mexico by seven per cent, its second increase of 2014.
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Ghana: prices stablise in Northern Region
Cement prices in the Northern Regional capital of Tamale, Ghana, have now stabilised, according to local press reports. Until recently, a bag of cement was being sold at between...
Cement price rise 2.5% in Morocco
The price of a bag of cement in Morocco will rise between 2-2.5 per cent to MAD1400/t (US$170), mainly on the back of higher fuel prices. In addition, cement stocks have decreas...
Positive outlook for Pakistan producers
The government of Pakistan said yesterday it expects the domestic cement industry to prosper during fiscal FY14-15, led by improvements in local pricing and demand.
Tunisian prices to rise following government subsidy cut
The price of cement in Tunisia is to rise following the announcement by Kamel Bennaceur, Minister of Energy and Mines, that the government will remove the subsidy on cement. Pri...
Crossing the Andes Premium
Colombia’s cement producers are poised to benefit from the government’s ongoing investment in housing and road networks. The country’s geography and favourable demographics also...
Italian price probe
Italy's antitrust authority has launched an investigation into eight Italian producers and vendors to determine if they have colluded to restrict competition in the Veneto regio...
China prices expected to rise, exceed market expectations
Cement prices in China are likely to continue rising in the second half this year and go beyond market expectations along, according to industry sources.
Egypt production disrupted by gas shortages
Securing sufficient fuel to operate production facilities has become one of the key challenges for Egyptian cement manufacturers with output rates dropping and input costs risin...
Steppe Cement profit rises as Kazakh market grows 13%
Kazakhstan-based Steppe Cement Friday reported an increase in profit and revenue in the full year 2013, as domestic demand grew by double-digit figures.