Taiheiyo Cement's Singapore additions
Taiheiyo Cement, which operates a cement terminal in Singapore through Singapore Cement Manufacturing (SCMC), a joint venture with Singapore-based Hong Leong Asia Ltd, announced...
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Taiheiyo dissolves Xinjiang joint venture
Taiheiyo Cement has ended a Chinese joint venture with a Xinjiang-based company in response to government efforts to cut excess capacity in the cement sector. Following calls by...
R&I upgrades Taiheiyo to BBB+
Rating and Investment Information Inc (R&I) has upgraded Taiheiyo Cement to to BBB+ from BBB. The outlook is ‘Stable’.
Japanese producers to increase shipping capabilities
Three major Japanese cement producers plan to increase their shipping capacity for the distribution of cement throughout the country to meet current and expected increases in de...
Japanese producers see strong first quarter
Two of Japan’s leading cement producers are expected to post higher first-quarter profit supported by cement demand for earthquake rebuilding efforts.
Japan: imperial couple tour disaster-stricken cement plant
Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko inspected equipment to desalinate rubble and a rotary kiln which heats raw materials to make cement at the plant in Ofunato
Credit Suisse upgrades Taiheiyo Cement, Japan
Credit Suisse has upgraded Japan’s leading cement producer Taiheiyo Cement to Outperform from Neutral and sees improved profits for the company in the next fiscal.
Taiheiyo wins Bangladesh logo case
Japanese cement producer Taiheiyo Cement Corp has won a court case in Bangladesh for the use of its logo by local cement manufacturers.
Taiheiyo Cement lowers gearing, Japan
Taiheiyo Cement’s net debt-to-equity ratio is likely to drop to 2.4 by the end of the current fiscal, an improvement on the 2.6 from a year earlier and under 2.5 for the first t...
Taiheiyo Cement sales exceed expectations, Japan
Japan’s leading cement producer Taiheiyo Cement is expected to report a 260 per cent YoY rise in consolidated pretax profit for the six months ended 30 September on earthquake r...