Spain to see fifth consecutive annual double-digit fall in demand
Spanish cement association Oficemen expects consumption to reduce by 33 per cent in 2012 per cent in 2013 , the fifth double-digit decline in a row. This will take annual demand...
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India cement sector to see recovery in FY13-14
India's cement industry is expected to see a sharp recovery in cement prices in FY13-14 with an improving supply and demand scenario, as well as government measures to fast-trac...
Siam Cement sees strong demand into 2013
Increased demand witnessed over 2012 in Thailand will continue rising well into next year, according to the head of the Siam Cement Group (SCG).
Indonesia Jan-November 2012 sales rise 15%
Indonesia's cement sales have continued their upward trend, with domestic consumption having risen 15 per cent in the first 11 months of 2012, thanks to the country's infrastruc...
Argentina’s cement sales drop in November
Argentine Portland cement shipments, including exports, slipped by 0.9 per cent MoM to 982,116t in November after registering two consecutive months of improvement.
BoA-Merrill upgrades India's cement stocks to 'buy'
Bank of America-Merrill Lynch upgrades its rating across cement stocks to 'buy' from 'neutral' or 'underperform', saying capacity will lag demand, while valuations are below pre...
Brazil Jan-November cement demand rises 7.6%
Cement consumption in Brazil for the January-November 2012 period reached 63.2Mt, 7.6 per cent ahead of the same period of last year,latest data from Sindicato Nacional da Indús...
Iranian cement production reaches 49Mt mark
In the first eight months of the Iranian calendar year (beginning 20 March) the country’s cement production rose six per cent YoY to 49.14Mt against 46.34Mt in the same period o...
Senegal’s cement output impacted by Mali
The prevailing socio-political situation in Mali has had a negative impact on cement production in Senegal. In 3Q12, cement output in Senegal fell by 19 per cent QoQ, according ...
Coboce: Bolivia’s demand growth requires further investment
Without new investment in the cement industry, Cochabamba and Bolivia as a whole could face new supply shortages by 2016. In the past two years, the country has seen demand grow...