Dangote signs deals with Siemens
Nigeria’s Dangote Cement signed a US$95m deal with a unit of Germany’s Siemens AG on Tuesday for
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Nigeria’s Dangote Cement signed a US$95m deal with a unit of Germany’s Siemens AG on Tuesday for
CRH’s turnover fell by 16.9% in 2009 year to €17,373m and the EBITDA by 32.4% to €1,803m. The trading profit dropped by 48.1% to €955m and
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has named Cemex USA a 2010
Following on the success of two 10,000tpd cement clinker kiln lines from Polysius that have been in
The Tanzania Portland Cement Company will on Thursday conduct a one-day seminar on trade in
The profitability of Pakistan’s cement sector plunged 90 per cent YoY during the first half (July-
Grupo Cementos de Chihuahua (GCC) of Mexico today announced its consolidated results for the quarter
The Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) Botswana is currently exploring plans of establishing a manufacturing industry in Botswana.
Cement trader Kuwait Portland Cement said in a bourse statement today it registered a net profit of KWD
East African Portland Cement has reported a 200 per cent rise in pre-tax profit in its half year ending
The HeidelbergCement Ukraine Company is intending to retain the production of cement in 2010 at the
Residents of Kamenge, Nyabugogo, have accused their local leadership of siding with the proprietor of
China’s cement demand will continue to pick up this year, predicts Kong Zhongxiang, vice chairman of
The regulation of carbon dioxide emissions does not drive industries abroad, a new report says.
Brazilian steelmaker CSN is looking at new opportunities in the global cement market after its takeover
Lafarge is expecting more growth in its Indian operations than in China and Bangladesh.
Oman Cement aims to bring a new clinker line into operation in the second quarter of this year.
Saudi Cement Company plans to issue one free share for each two held by investors and a cash dividend
Egypt’s Sinai Cement said consolidated net profit rose 62 per cent in 2009 to E£671.5m, the Egyptian stock
East African Portland Cement Co., Kenya’s second-biggest cement maker, headed for its highest close in
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