Indian cement prices expected to rise
Indian cement prices are seen hardening in the Jan-March quarter as demand from state projects picks up
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Indian cement prices are seen hardening in the Jan-March quarter as demand from state projects picks up
An Egyptian committee will make a final decision on whether to scrap cement licences of four companies
Arabian Cement Company (ACC) registered a decline in its net profit for the first
Cemex will issue MXN4.1bn (US$320m) in convertible bonds Thursday in exchange for local notes held
The Gujarat government has given its green signal to Nirma Ltd’s controversial cement plant in Mahuva.
JK Cement has suffered another setback in setting up its first overseas cement-making unit in the
Holcim Ltd said it will consider plans next year for a new plant on New Zealand’s South Island to reduce
The South Korean Company, which is to undertake the multi-billion 200,000 housing project and this time round, the company is seeking to establish a cement factory
Poland’s antitrust regulator (OCCP) imposed record fines on the Polish units of CRH and Cemex as well
Environmental groups have gone to court to force a Titan America’s proposed plant near the North
There is no cement shortage in the country even if demand for the item continues to pick up, the local
Cement stocks have sharply underperformed the broader market over the past six months. For instance,
Three Chinese cement firms have joined a global initiative to report emissions data.
Cemex sold US$1.77bn of bonds denominated in dollars and euros as it seeks to repay loans from a
Market analysts see two new drivers for the stock of Portuguese cement producer Cimpor they said
Cementos Valderrivas has completed the sale to Votorantim Cimentos of its 50% stake in the Uruguayan
The State Company for Northern Cement has reduced the prices of its products to compete with similar
The storage silos at American Cement’s transfer station sit in a North Valley neighborhood.
Egypt’s Al-Nahda Co. for Industries raised a E£1.2bn ($219 million) syndicated loan to build a cement
Belizean builders have grown accustomed to cement from Central America – whether it’s Cemento Maya
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