Insee Aggregates selects Metso to supply aggregate processing plant
Insee Aggregates, part of Siam City Cement Co, has selected Metso to supply a full-scope, state-of-the-art quarry processing plant for the Suphanburi Quarry in Thailand. The del...
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Siam City Cement collaborates with NIIT Technologies
Siam City Cement Co (SCCC) of Thailand has partnered with global IT solutions organisation NIIT Technologies Ltd to build its future-ready IT infrastructure. Supporting the digi...
Cemex
Cemex has agreed the sale of its operations in Bangladesh and Thailand to Siam City Cement for around US$53m.
Siam City Cement plans refinancing bond
Siam City Cement, Thailand’s second-largest cement producer, has been on the road to meet fixed-income investors for a planned sale of THB13bn (US$377.8m) bond.
SCG Cement buys Vietnam Construction Materials
Siam Cement Group’s wholly-owned subsidiary SCG Cement-Building Materials Co has acquired 100 per cent of Vietnam Construction Materials JSC, an integrated cement operator in ce...
Thailand: Siam City Cement to focus on malta cement
Siam City Cement Plc is looking to expand its production of malta cement to gain better returns from expected market growth driven by increased infrastructure spending in Thailand.
Thailand: Siam City Cement profit down 14.5 %
Siam City Cement (SCC) reported a 2016 net profit of THB3.9bn (US$111.45m), down 14.5 per cent YoY due to difficult trading conditions in Thailand.
Vietnam notes fall in exports in 2016
Vietnam exported 14.73Mt of cement in 2016, down 7.1 per cent YoY, according to the General Department of Vietnam Customs. Export revenues fell 16 per cent YoY to US$561m.
Thailand: Siam Cement launches logistics firm
Siam Cement Group (SCG) has partnered with Yamato Asia to launch logistics firm SCG Express with an investment budget of THB633m (US$17.9m). Nithi Pattarachoke, vice-president f...
SCG predicts Thai cement consumption will recover in 2017
Despite a disappointing performance in 2016, Siam Cement Group believes that demand in the Thai market will recover in 2017, reaching some 40Mt, the Bangkok Post reports.