Vietnam: domestic cement consumption could reach 80Mt by 2020
Cement consumption in Vietnam will this year reach 60Mt, while 15.5-17Mt of cement and clinker will be exported, claims Vietnam's Cement Association Chairman, Nguyen Quang Cung.
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Vietnam: Xuan Thanh Cement Phase 2 enters main construction period
The 4.5Mta Phase 2 project of JSC Xuan Thanh Cement is entering its peak construction period, according to company reports.
Sai Son Cement VND50bn renovation project
Sai Son Cement (SCJ) announced that it will spend nearly VND450bn (US$20.17m) on renovation projects of clinker production lines at its Nam Son Cement plant, an decision reached...
Vietnam: Xuan Thanh Cement orders Loesche mills
Loesche has won an order to supply two cement mills for a new line at Xuan Thanh Cement’s plant in Hà Nam in northern Vietnam. Xuan Thanh announced in March 2014 that it had sec...
Vietnam: multiple mergers and acquisitions
Siam City Cement (SCCC) is set to purchase 65 per cent of the stakes in LafargeHolcim Vietnam in a deal valued at US$524m. The acquisition is due to be completed in the 4Q once ...
LafargeHolcim
LafargeHolcim has agreed to sell its 65 per cent stake in LafargeHolcim Vietnam to Siam City Cement Company, assuming that the existing minority shareholder does not exercise it...
Vietnam: cement output up 15.2% YoY
Vietnam is estimated to have produced 50.6Mt of cement in the first eight months of 2016, a 15.2 per cent increase from the same period last year, according the the government-r...
Vietnam cement sales reach 45.02Mt in Jan-Jul 2016
Inclement weather conditions resulted in Vietnam’s cement sales slipping to 5.15Mt in July, but prices remained stable, according to the country’s Ministry of Construction. Expo...
Vietnam sees export value rise 19% in Jan-Jul 2016
Vietnam earned US$335.12m as it exported 8.97Mt of cement and clinker in the Jan-Jul 2016 period, up 18.8 per cent YoY in value, but down 6.2 per cent in terms of volume.
Vietnam: "Cement plants are damaging automotive trade"
Nguyen Van Thanh, deputy chair of Quang Ninh province, has instructed the provincial Department of Natural Resources and the Environment to examine the pollution level caused by...