Buzzi Unicem first quarter volumes ahead
Buzzi Unicem's first-quarter turnover improved by 8.9 per cent to EUR588.5m. Net debt at the end of March was 4.1 per cent higher at EUR979.9m, while capital expenditure was red...
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Titan 1Q results driven by US market
Financial results for Titan Group in the first quarter of 2017 recorded an improvement, primarily due to the continued recovery of the US market. All geographic regions where th...
Vulcan Materials improves net profit
Vulcan Materials, the largest US aggregates producer, generated a 1Q17 turnover 4.3 per cent ahead at US$787.3m while EBITDA declined by four per cent to US$149.3m, having just ...
Cementos Molins to raise capacity by 4.4Mta
In the next three years Cementos Molins plans to invest EUR350m to increase its capacity by 4.4Mta. The company currently has projects in Argentina, Colombia and Bangladesh.
Argentine cement demand sees 12% rise
Argentina saw a 18.1 per cent MoM drop to 845,690t in dispatches (including exports) in April but noted a 10.7 per cent rise YoY, according to the country’s Portland Cement Manu...
Summit full-year income up 32.7%
For the 12 months ended 31 December, Summit Materials Inc reported basic and diluted earnings per share of US$0.53 on net income of US$36.8m up 32.7 per cent YoY. For the same 1...
ACC to consider merger with Ambuja Cement
The Board of Directors of ACC, at its meeting on Friday, decided to commence an evaluation of a potential merger with Ambuja Cement. Both Indian cement concerns are part of the ...
Trinidad Cement revenues down 12%
Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) said its revenue for the first three months of the year was down by 12 per cent YoY to TTD422m (US$62.5m) due to a construction slowdown in one of its ...
MPA sales suggest 'continued impetus' in construction
Construction market demand in the UK for mineral products was higher in the first three months of this year compared with the previous quarter, providing some evidence of contin...
Vicat expects improved Europe, US, India and west African markets
Vicat's first-quarter turnover eased by 0.5 per cent to EUR551m, which represents an underlying advance of 1.4 per cent.