Maple Leaf full-year profit boosted by higher cement prices
Maple Leaf has reported a over a six-fold rise in annual net profit for FY13 driven in part by higher cement prices and lower coal costs.
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Kohat Cement full-year profit rises 58.55%, Pakistan
Northern Pakistan-cement based cement producer Kohat Cement Co reported a 58.55 per cent YoY rise in FY13 net profit.
Kohat Cement sees 59% rise in full-year profit, Pakistan
Pakistan-based Producer Kohat Cement reported a 59 per cent surge in net profit for FY12-13 mainly due to favourable cement and coal pricing trends as well as lower financial co...
Lucky Cement full-year profit rises 47%
Pakistan-based producer Lucky Cement reported a 47 per cent increase in full-year profit and is optimistic on the outlook for domestic consumption but cautions that challenges r...
Semen Indonesia sees 16% YoY rise in Jan-Aug 2013 cement sales
Semen Indonesia reported a 16 per cent increase in cement sales for the first eight months of this year to 16Mt, as the country's largest producer sees market share increase on ...
Steppe Cement 1H13 profit rises to US$3.8m
Steppe Cement Ltd posted an increased pretax profit during the first six months of the year of US$3.8m compared with US$391,000 a year earlier. Revenue rose to US$54.3m versus U...
Tabuk Cement first-half net profit edges ahead
Saudi-based producer Tabuk Cement reported a net profit of SAR107m (US$28.5m) for the first half of 2013, up 1.04 per cent from the SAR105.9m in the same period of the year befo...
Sinai Cement first-half profit declines, Egypt
Sinai Cement reported a 30 per cent YoY decline in net profit for the first six months of 2013. The Egypt-based cement producer said that net profit fell to EGP50,991,171 (US$7....
DG Khan Cement posts 34% rise in annual profit, Pakistan
DG Khan Cement, part of the Nishat Group and one of Pakistan's largest cement manufacturers, posted a 34 per cent YoY increase in profit for fiscal year 2012-13.
Tanga 1H hit by competition, higher costs
Tanzania-based cement producer Tanga Cement reported a 36.7 per cent drop in first-half net profit due to increased competition and operating costs.