INC seeks approval to increase cement prices, Paraguay
Paraguay’s National Cement Industry (INC) has put forward a plan to officially increase cement prices from
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Paraguay’s National Cement Industry (INC) has put forward a plan to officially increase cement prices from
The suit filed against the consumer protection agency Pro-Consumidor in the wake of a ban on the sale of
The limited energy supply that El Salvador is expected to experience in the next three to five years, as
A sense of urgency prevails in the European Commission and many Member States as the full set of
Peruvian cement shipments in the first five months of 2011 totaled 3.197Mt, 1.66 per cent more than in the
More than 100 residents arrived at the Xenia Township trustee’s office to voice their concerns with
The price of cement has, over the few past weeks, soared in the Ashanti Region of Ghana, following a
Ceratech, Inc. has accepted another strategic equity investment, this time from Colombian cement producer Cementos Argos.
Kuwait Portland Cement Co has appointed Barrak Abdul Mohsen Al Babtain as a director
Goldman Sachs has reduced its price target on the stock of German cement maker HeidelbergCement to
Indonesian state cement maker PT Semen Gresik Tbk will spend up to IDR22trn (US$2.57bn) on
The cement industry has achieved significant progress in improvement of energy efficiency and reduction
Two of Saudi Arabia’s leading cement producers have reported mixed first quarter 2011 results, with one
Hungarian construction output decreased by 6.0% MoM in April, following a 3.2% decline
Spanish cement consumption in May was 2.1Mt, down 11.6 per cent compared to May 2010, continuing the
Recent preliminary industry and market estimates from the Brazilian cement sector show that sales for the
The West African Development Bank (BOAD) has announced a contribution of XOF12.5bn (US$27m) to
The monthly price survey conducted by Cemex for June shows an increase of 
0.4 per cent per month
The Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO), is investigating allegations of cartelisation against cement
‘Green taxes’ in the United Kingdom used to pay for more wind power are making it too expensive for
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