Pioneer Cement reports loss, Pakistan
Pioneer Cement Ltd (PCL) has reported a loss after tax of Rs 238.617 million for the half year ending
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Pioneer Cement Ltd (PCL) has reported a loss after tax of Rs 238.617 million for the half year ending
China Energy Recovery, Inc (CER) a leader in the waste heat energy recovery sector, was granted a
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The Ministry of Construction and the Vietnam Cement Association have announced that an additional of 13
Tokyo Cement PLC (Tokyo) will be challenged on both the revenue and cost segments in coming years
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The net profit of the country’s third-largest cement maker PT Holcim Indonesia shot up by 217% to
ASEC Holding, Citadel Capital’s Platform Company in the regional cement production, engineering and
Cementos Argos S.A, Colombia’s leading cement producer, has signed a US$3.2m joint venture agreement
The Minister for Industries and Commerce, SS Slathia laid the foundation stone for a grinding and
Factories in the UAE are continuing to sell cement at varying prices despite a move by the government
The Kuwait government has set aside a total of $108 billion to develop new ports and cities, disclosed
Showing a 20% growth in demand last year – higher than China’s 16% growth and India’s projected 11%
In 2009, Tarmac generated a turnover of US$2,870m (€2,106m), a reduction of 34.8%, and an EBITDA
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