Dry freight could recover next year: report
A recent report by Bank of America Merrill Lynch shows that dry freight could recover next year.
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A recent report by Bank of America Merrill Lynch shows that dry freight could recover next year.
Tanzania Portland Cement (TPCC), also known as Twiga Cement and part of the HeidelbergCement
Including its share of the jointly-owned Texas Lehigh Cement,
Cemex is considering selling off minority stakes in some of its worldwide operations in a bid to cut its debt,
Cement demand in Kenya is expected to remain strong throughout this year as a result of infrastructure
In a major blow to Lafarge’s operations in Bangladesh, the Supreme Court refused to endorse the
The Gujarat High Court Monday gave conditional go-ahead to Nirma Limited, for the construction of a
Cemex’s Chelm works in Poland has been recognised for its health and safety efforts having won the
Private sector construction has slowed in Azerbaijan, but the state’s infrastructure building programme
Third quarter earnings for Lucky and Attock Cement were down 42 per cent and 15.26 per cent,
Following extensive consultation with local people, Lafarge Cement UK’s Hope Works has now
Cemex is expected to post a US$140m net loss for the first quarter after a harsh winter in the
Sinoma Equipment & Engineering Corp., Ltd has signed an operation and management contract with Arkan
The Jaypee group plans to ramp up its cement capacity up to 55Mt by 2015, with an investment of
Oman Cement Company’s net income rose OMR 7.1m (US $18.4m) for the first three months of 2010
Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) on Friday said it expected its earnings a share (EPS) and its headline earnings a share for the first-half of the 2010 financial year to be


Binani Cement reported a 15% dip in net profit for the fourth quarter ended March at INR17 crore due to a
In celebration of Earth Day, Holcim Canada undertook various activities from planting trees and ground
India-based producers ACC Ltd and Ambuja Cements Ltd, both controlled by Holcim Ltd, released
The price of bagged cement is due to rise by 10 per cent to MYR15.50 to MYR16.50 per bag from May
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