Caribbean Cement signs two loan agreements with Cemex España
Caribbean Cement Co Ltd has signed two loan agreements valued at US$102m with Cemex España, which will be used for the repurchase of assets at its Rockfort facility. The loans w...
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Caribbean Cement Co Ltd has signed two loan agreements valued at US$102m with Cemex España, which will be used for the repurchase of assets at its Rockfort facility. The loans w...
Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) and its Barbados-based subsidiary Arawak Cement Ltd are reported to have filed legal action against the Government of Barbados, accusing it of breaking...
Jamaica’s Caribbean Cement Co Ltd (Carib Cement) has paid the first instalment of JMD1.3bn (US$10.50m) on an asset buyback agreement with its parent company, Trinidad Cement Ltd...
Caribbean Cement could reduce its costs by approximately a third, US$10m, annually if it exits a lease agreement with its parent company, Trinidad Cement Company (TCL), accordin...
Caribbean Cement Co plans to refinance the operating lease for its Rockfort plant in Kingston, the Jamaica Gleaner reports.
Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL), recently acquired by Mexican cement giant Cemex via its subsidiary Sierra Trading, has announced an all-cash takeover bid for Readymix (West Indies) Ltd.
Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) has forecast construction activity to remain sluggish during the coming year, particularly in Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados, in the face of "increas...
Ratings agencies Fitch and Standard and Poor’s have upgraded their evaluations of the credit-worthiness of Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL), the Trinidad Express reports.
Cemex SAB de CV has announced that its indirect subsidiary, Sierra Trading (Sierra), having received the Foreign Investment License from the Trinidad and Tobago Ministry of Fina...
This week Cemex launched a bid to acquire Trinidad Cement Co Ltd (TCL)