India: Andhra Cements to allot equity shares
The committee meeting of Andhra Cements will be held on 06 February 2010 to consider and approve the
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The committee meeting of Andhra Cements will be held on 06 February 2010 to consider and approve the
Saudi Arabia’s Yanbu Cement Co said on Saturday it would give shareholders a SAR3 dividend for 2009.
A new report on global construction conducted by British research group Oxford Economics shows
China Runji Cement Inc (CRCI) a leading producer and distributor of cement in Anhui Province of
Indian cement companies have raised prices by INR5 for every 50kg bag in Mumbai effective Feb. 1, a
The international cement market is again looking to growing markets in Asia to offset weak performances
Ambuja Cements Ltd., one of the lowest-cost producers of cement, reported a lower net profit for the
The Ministry of Construction has assigned Vietnam Cement Industry Corporation (Vicem) to produce
Ssangyong Cement Industrial Co, a South Korean cement maker, said Thursday it jumped back into the
Cam Pha Cement Joint Stock Company, a subsidiary of the listed Vietnam Construction Import-Export
Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Ltd will raise US$100m by March through stake sale in subsidiary Dalmia
Holcim’s Portland cement plant is the first in the United States to use solar panels to help provide power
Lafarge has sold its 17.3% stake in Cimpor to Votorantim in exchange for cement assets in Brazil.
Italcementi saw its turnover decline by 13.3% last year, to €5,006.4m, of which consolidated Italian
Three of Nigeria’s four biggest cement makers had their recommendations cut by HSBC Holdings Plc on
North Carolina environmental official say the river near a proposed cement plant already is polluted with
Indian cement producer, the Aditya Birla Group aims to spend about INR70bn (US$1.4bn) over 3-4 years to
There’s good news for workers at the Ash Grove Cement plant in Montana City.
Holcim (US) Inc announced that in an effort to provide additional assistance to the people of Haiti, the
Lafarge denied press reports that it sold its 17.3% stake in Cimpor to Brazilian construction group Camargo
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