All eyes on the ASEAN
The southeast Asian cement markets of the Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand are set for continued growth in 2015, while elsewhere in the region there is plenty to keep investors...
Thailand
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Siam Cement fourth-quarter net profit up 11% YoY
Siam Cement PCL, Thailand's largest industrial conglomerate, said on Wednesday its 4Q14 net profit rose 11 per cent due mainly to improving margin for its petrochemical business...
SCG positive on Thai demand outlook
Thai cement demand is expected to increase by six per cent in 2015 after remaining flat last year, and prices are expected to hold relatively steady despite new capacity on the ...
Thailand: TPI Polene bond issue
Thai-based cement producer TPI Polene says it will issue two tranches of THB6bn (US$182.5m) worth of debentures.
Siam Cement to equip new Indonesian plant with WHR technology
Siam Cement Group (SCG) has announced that its new Indonesian plant in Sukabumi, West Java, will be equipped with a waste heat power generation (WHG) system which could reduce e...
SCG chief anticipates 5% rise in 2015 demand
Cement demand in Thailand is expected to increase by at least five per cent next year stimulated by an acceleration of government infrastructure development, according to the ch...
Siam Cement 3Q net profit down 20% YoY
Siam Cement said on Wednesday its third-quarter net profit dropped 20 per cent YoY due to weak demand for construction materials. Thailand’s largest industrial conglomerate post...
SCG earmarks new five-year investment budget
Siam Cement Group (SCG) has earmarked THB200-250bn for a new five-year investment budget starting next year, the Bangkok Post reports. Chief executive and president Kan Trakulho...
Thailand: Siam Cement suffers market dip
Thai domestic cement demand dipped around three per cent YoY in 3Q14, as no new infrastructure projects broke ground during 9M14, while many old projects were completed, claims ...
TPI Polene to invest THB3bn to double WtE power plant capacity
TPI Polene, Thailand’s third-largest cement producer intends to spend THB3bn (US$93m) to double the capacity of its waste-to-energy (WtE) power plant in Saraburi to 120MW.