PT Semen Indonesia
PT Semen Indonesia has posted a 15.2 per cent rise in net profits in 9M13 to IDR3.91trn (US$352m), compared to the same period last year. This comes despite higher costs includi...
Semen Indonesia
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Semen Indonesia sets 2014 capex target at IDR6trn
PT Semen Indonesia said it requires IDR6trn (US$508m) capital expenditure for expansion in 2014, the company’s president director has said.
Semen Padang plans new packing plant, Indonesia
Semen Indonesia group company Semen Padang plans to build a new packing plant at a site close to Pulau Baai port in Bengkulu at a cost of IDR100bn (US$920,000). "We have already...
Semen Indonesia sees robust sales rise
Semen Indonesia has announced that its sales increased to 18.5Mt in the first nine months of the year, 15.6 per cent higher than the same period of last year including a notable...
Semen Indonesia to launch new packing plant
A new packaging terminal being built by Semen Indonesia in Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, will be ready in the next quarter and forms part of a strategy to position the company ...
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 ...
Semen Indonesia gears up for further expansion
Semen Indonesia is lining up investments that could hit the IDR20trn (US$2bn) mark over the next three years to further increase capacity and boost operations.
PT Semen Indonesia downgraded
Bahana Securities downgraded cement maker PT Semen Indonesia to "hold" from "buy", saying the slowdown in the property market and higher cost of goods sold (COGS) translated to ...
New capacity boosts Semen Tonasa sales
PT Semen Tonasa reported a 137 per cent YoY rise in first-half sales to 2.78Mt compared to the same period of last year. Sales of the company, which is part of the Semen Indones...
Indonesia sales growth slows
Indonesian cement sales during the month of May rose at their slowest pace for 17 months as all regions outside Java and Sulawesi registered declines.