Xinjian Tianshan Cement expects 75 per cent net profit drop, China
Xinjiang Tianshan Cement Co Ltd, a Shenzhen-listed cement producer, estimated 25 January that net profit for 2012 to be about CNY305m (US$49m), a a YoY decline of 75 per cent.
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Xinjiang Tianshan Cement Co Ltd, a Shenzhen-listed cement producer, estimated 25 January that net profit for 2012 to be about CNY305m (US$49m), a a YoY decline of 75 per cent.
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