Lafarge Pakistan Cement swings to profit
Lafarge Pakistan Cement (LCP) has earned a net profit after tax of PKR1.488bn (US$15.17m) for the year ending 31 December 2012, compared to a loss of PKR118.42m in the previous ...
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West China Cement sees 2012 net profit jump
West China Cement Ltd has reported a rise in net profit and operating revenue for 2012 and says it expects an improved operating environment going forward due in part to increas...
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.
Chinese producers report declines in net profit
Three China-based cement producers have reported declines in net profit and operating revenue for 2012.
TPCC reports 22% rise in net profit, Tanzania
Tanzania Portland Cement Company Ltd (TPCC), part of HeidelbergCement, posted a 22 per cent increase in net profit despite competition from regional imports. Net profit for the ...
Dyckerhoff net profit down on European markets
Buzzi Unicem's subsidiary Dyckerhoff has confirmed that net profit in 2012 fell as declines in Europe could not be offset by volume increases in Russia and the USA. The German-b...
Gansu Qilianshan Cement sales up 29%
Gansu Qilianshan Cement Group Co Ltd sold 15.25Mt of cement and cement clinker in 2012, representing a YoY increase of 29.16 per cent, sources reported. The company currently ha...
HeidelbergCement reduces debt, profit edges ahead
German cement major HeidelbergCement reported increases in revenue and operating income in 2012 as well as a significant reduction in net debt.
China's cement sector faces impact of new property control policies
The Chinese cement sector recovery is likely to face further headwinds in the near-term given stricter property control policies announced on 1 March.
Thatta Cement majority shareholder shares stake to consortium
The majority shareholder of Thatta Cement, Pakistan, has sold its stake to a consortium of four private companies.