Pakistan cement exporters earn US$499m in FY2011-12
Pakistan cement manufacturer and exporters during FY2011-12 (July-June) exported 8.257Mt of cement and earned US$498.909m compared to 9.299Mt at US$457.448m in corresponding per...
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Holcim could face 20% fine, Brazil
Holcim may be issued with a fine this year for price fixing practices in Brazil, a third less than the maximum that was expected, BusinessWeek reports. Brazil’s antitrust regula...
Malaysian price hike on the cards
Speculation is rising that cement prices in Malaysia will rise, however, industry sources are unsure whether will actually transpire. Ching Liong Building Materials Distributors...
Vietnam cement prices drop on weak demand
The price of cement in Vietnam has dropped to VND100,000/t (US$4.8) in the first half of 2012 due to low demand and high stockpiles, according to the Vietnam Cement Association....
Dominican Republic cement prices rise
The president of the Dominican Republic’s housing builders and developers grouped in Acoprovi expressed surprise at the rising price for a bag of cement charged by some producer...
ACC seen posting 12 per cent rise in 1QFY13 net profit
ACC is likely to post a 12 per cent YoY rise in net profit at INR3.78bn for the first quarter of the current fiscal (FY12-13), according to the average of 22 brokerages' estimat...
Assam cement producers cut prices, India
Cement producers in the northeastern Indian state of Assam have cut prices by 7-8 per cent per bag, according to reports in the Economic Times of India. The newspaper writes tha...
Cemex to increase Mexican cement prices
Cemex announced that it is to increase cement prices in Mexico by an average of six per cent per bag as of today. (Source: Sexenio Nuevo León, Mexico)
Steppe Cement first-half sales edge ahead, Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan-based cement producer Steppe Cement has reported a rise in cement sales for the first half of 2012 and sees domestic demand increasing by low double-digits for the fu...
Court puts industry fine on hold, Argentina
Argentina’s Supreme Court has put on hold a ARS$300m (US$66m) fine imposed on cement companies in 2005 by the competition authority CNDC based on evidence of alleged collusion a...