Trinidad Cement Company

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S&P upgrades TCL, removes from CreditWatch

S&P upgrades TCL, removes from CreditWatch

Standard & Poor's (S&P) Ratings Services raised its corporate credit rating on Trinidad Cement Ltd Group (TCL) to 'B-' from 'CCC', and removed it from CreditWatch with positive ...

TCL reports second-quarter results

TCL reports second-quarter results

Having successfully refinance its restructured debt, Trinidad Cement Ltd has been able to take advantage of the maximum discount that was negotiated with creditors in May 2015.

TCL Group plans delisting

TCL Group plans delisting

In the midst of a major debt restructuring exercise, Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) has announced that it could delist from the Barbados Stock Exchange (BSE), the Eastern Caribbean S...

Arawak Cement’s future hangs in the balance

Arawak Cement’s future hangs in the balance

Some 200 employees of Arawak Cement plant await the decision of a high-level team from parent company Trinidad Cement Limited (TCL) on the future of the cement plant on based in...

TCL poised for new loan syndication

TCL poised for new loan syndication

Trinidad Cement Limited (TCL) is set to launch a US$245m five-year term loan as it seeks to turn a new leaf following the completion of a debt restructuring earlier this year, R...

TCL restructures debt, names new CEO

TCL restructures debt, names new CEO

Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) has repaid all its previous lenders, company chairman, Wilfred Espinet, announced alongside Nigel Edwards and new chief executive, Jose Luis Seijo. Esp...

New Caribbean Cement GM appointed

New Caribbean Cement GM appointed

Cemex executive Alejandro Vares has been appointed general manager of Caribbean Cement Company Ltd (CCCL), replacing incumbent head Anthony Haynes, effective 4 May 2015.