Semapa reports 68% climb in profit
Portugal’s Semapa has recorded a net profit of EUR122.2m (US$141.17m) in the first nine months of 2021, up 68 per cent on EUR72.8m in the 9M20. The group’s consolidated turnover...
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Semapa sees 182% rise in 4Q20 net profit
Portugal-based Semapa recorded a net profit of EUR106.6m in 2020, a 14.1 per cent YoY decrease from EUR124.1m a year earlier. In the 4Q20, net income surged 182.3 per cent YoY t...
Chairman of Semapa dies
Portuguese billionaire Pedro Queiroz Pereira, whose holding company Semapa controls paper and pulp producer The Navigator Company and cement maker Secil, died on Saturday aged 6...
Brazil: Semapa acquires full control of Supremo Cimentos
Semapa has concluded the acquisition of full control of Supremo Cimentos, a Brazilian company in which it already held a 50 per cent stake. The purchase of the 50 per cent of Su...
Secil 1Q15 boosted by Angola operations
Semapa, the Portuguese holding company that controls Secil, said turnover in its Cement and Derivatives Business unit for the first quarter of 2015 increased by 2.4 per cent YoY...
Semapa acquires 50% stake in Supremo Cimentos
Semapa and Secil, through its Brazilian subsidiary, entered into an agreement for the acquisition of a 50 per cent stake of the Brazilian company Supremo Cimentos. With this acq...
Portugal Semapa profit up 15%
Portugal's conglomerate Semapa, owner of cement maker Secil, posted on Friday a 15 per cent rise in nine-month net profit, helped by lower taxes on some of its overseas operatio...
Semapa 1H14 cement turnover up 5.3 per cent YoY
Semapa, the Portuguese holding company that controls cement maker Secil, said turnover from its cement business operating rose 5.3 per cent YoY to EUR217.3m, driven mainly by in...
Semapa's 1H13 turnover declines
In the first half of 2013, Semapa reported that turnover from its cement division fell 3.2 per cent YoY to EUR233.5m, essentially due to a drop in turnover in Portugal and Angola.
Semapa to focus on Brazilian investment
Semapa, the Portuguese holding company that controls cement maker Secil, has said it is focussed on constructing a new plant in Brazil as domestic demand continues to wane. “At ...