Poor demand leads to Philippine producers to price war
Uncharacteristically low demand of cement during this summer season on poor government infrastructure projects has forced Philippine cement producers to engage in
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Uncharacteristically low demand of cement during this summer season on poor government infrastructure projects has forced Philippine cement producers to engage in
During the first four months of 2011, Polish cement producers sold 4.3Mt – up 33 per cent over the same period last year
The Board of Directors of Vulcan Materials Company at a regular meeting declared a quarterly dividend of
State regulators are about to grant Cemex’s Brooksville South cement plant permission to begin testing a variety of new fuels to fire its kilns.
Russian holding company Sibirsky Cement swung to a net loss of RUB69.6m (US$2.5m) in 2010 against
China Shanshui Cement Group Co is seeking to sell a US$300m-$500m global dollar bond with a yield of
Chilean cement operation Polpaico is hoping for a better 2011 given that increased demand predicted in the
Ethiopia’s Derba Midroc Cement Factory announced that it is getting closer to beginning production with
South Africa’s Pretoria Portland Cement reported a 38 per cent drop in first-half earnings on Tuesday, hit by continued weakness in the country’s construction industry.
Data from Spanish cement association, Oficemen, shows demand in April was 1.8Mt, representing a
Kuwaiti cement producer Hilal Cement said in a bourse filing its net profit rose to KWD 390,310 (US$1.4m)
Thang Long Cement JSC, a joint venture between the state-run Vietnam Machinery Installation Group
Kuwait-based paper manufacturer Shuaiba Industrial Co said yesterday in a bourse filing it had won a
Investigations into health concerns over a Flintshire cement plant in Wales have found no evidence of consistent cancer clusters in the area.
José Antonio Primo, CEO of Lafarge Cementos, and Juan Carlos del Olmo, secretary general of WWF
Cockburn Cement will be required to install new pollution control equipment to reduce dust emissions from
The Federal Government of Nigeria yesterday gave a 30-day ultimatum to cement manufacturers in the
Mombasa Cement has started construction of a new grinding plant that will double its cement capacity next year
The Pakistan cement industry is gradually shifting from coal to tyre-derived fuel generated by burning shredded tyres
Biomass-fueled power plants and cement companies are preparing to make use of the mountains of debris
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