Indonesian full-year demand set to beat expectations
Indonesian cement demand is seen closing this year 12 per cent ahead of 2011 figures, above previous expectations of eight per cent, but growth next year is likely to
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Gresik sees output rising 18% next year, Indonesia
Indonesia’s leading cement producer PT Semen Gresik expects cement production to increase by 18 per cent next year, however, it has hinted that domestic sales growth could slow ...
Semen Gresik plans name change to raise its profile, Indonesia
State Enterprises Minister Dahlan Iskan said Indonesian state-owned Semen Gresik is set to change its name to Semen Indonesia in a bid to raise the company’s international profile.
PT Semen Gresik plans Myanmar plant, considers Vietnam investment
Indonesian state producer, PT Semen Gresik, is planning to build a cement plant in Myanmar and is also looking to acquire a Vietnamese company, according to chief executive Dwi ...
Gresik to invest in new plants, Indonesia
Indonesian cement producer, PT Semen Gresik, plans to build new cement plants in Sumatra and Java this year with an investment cost of IDR7trn (US$756m), according to reports in...
Gresik sees 20% 1Q12 rise, aims to increase market share
In the first quarter of 2012, Semen Gresik earned IDR4.28trn (US$466m) in revenue, a 20 per cent increase from IDR3.55trn during the same period last year and hopes two new plan...
Myanmar plant to improve Gresik distribution network
Following PT Semen Gresik’s announcement that it plans to construct a cement plant in Myanmar, a government official has said the new facility will be improve the company's dist...
Semen Gresik to build 2.5Mta plant in Myanmar
State-owned Indonesian cement producer PT Semen Gresik, is reportedly expanding its operations into Myanmar by constructing a new plant as part of government expansion plans inv...
Semen Tonasa announces eastern packing projects, Indonesia
Indonesian cement producer, Semen Tonasa, a Semen Gresik subsidiary, is to construct cement packing plants in all provinces in eastern Indonesia. The company said it would need ...
Semen Padang in alternative fuels initiative, Indonesia
Indonesia's Semen Padang is developing the use of waste materials to replace coal, according to Abusyamsari, a member of the company’s innovation team. The state-owned cement pr...