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Vietnam prices up as costs increase

Vietnam prices up as costs increase

Selling prices of cement in Vietnam have recently increased by VND30,000-40,000 (US$1.29-1.72)/t as production costs have increased, according Luong Duc Long, vice president and...

Vietnam sales slip 9% in March

Vietnam sales slip 9% in March

Cement sales in Vietnam slipped nine per cent YoY to 5.903Mt in March 2021, according to the Vietnam National Cement Association (VNCA). Sales by VICEM and its affiliates were d...

Vietnam’s cement and clinker exports up 22%

Vietnam’s cement and clinker exports up 22%

Cement and clinker exports increased by 22.5 per cent YoY to over 8Mt in the year up to 15 March 2021, according to the latest data from the General Department of Vietnam Custom...

China's imports from Vietnam rise 36%

China's imports from Vietnam rise 36%

China, the Philippines and Bangladesh were the biggest importers of Vietnamese cement in the first two months of 2021, according to the General Department of Vietnam Customs. Ch...

Vietnam's cement sales set to rise 2% in 1Q21

Vietnam's cement sales set to rise 2% in 1Q21

Vietnam is expected to sell 8.87Mt of cement in March, up 1.5 per cent YoY, according to the latest data from the Department of Building Materials under the Ministry of Construc...

Vietnamese cement market expands 77% in January

Vietnamese cement market expands 77% in January

Cement deliveries in Vietnam surged 77 per cent YoY to 5.079Mt in January 2021. However, MoM they fell by 16 per cent, reports the Vietnam National Cement Association (VNCA). Of...

Vietnam sees cement and clinker exports rise 16%

Vietnam sees cement and clinker exports rise 16%

Vietnam exported 2.7Mt of cement and clinker worth US$98m in February, up 16.8 per cent and 4.8 per cent YoY, respectively, according to the country’s General Statistics Office ...

VICEM’s shift to sustainability

VICEM’s shift to sustainability Premium

Vietnam’s cement industry has expanded significantly over the years, leading to considerable overcapacity – a particularly challenging issue given the COVID-19 pandemic which re...