CNBM buys parent’s cement biz at US$851m
China National Building Material (CNBM) has agreed to acquire from its controlling shareholder equity
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China National Building Material (CNBM) has agreed to acquire from its controlling shareholder equity
Lafarge Dunbar is the only industrial plant in the Lothians to receive an ‘unsatisfactory’ score in the
Pakistan cement sales in FY09 registered an increase of two per cent year-on-year (YoY) to 30.6Mt
Mitsubishi Cement in Lucerne Valley, California, has acquired a Rawlings Manufacturing Wood Hog, enabling it to use both coal and biomass
Cement output in India increased 11.6 per cent in May this year, indicating robust demand from the
A bill that would seek to delay the opening of a cement plant near Wilmington has been delayed by
Cemex said it’s in the process of presenting a refinancing plan to its core bank creditors that seeks to reschedule US$14.5bn in debt through 2014.
Turkish cement producer Konya Cimento notified the Istanbul Stock Exchange that it resumed production at
Cemex has reportedly purchased a port terminal in Louisiana from Spanish producer Uniland to ship and
The director of the Cement Research Institute in Moscow was murdered on Saturday, reportedly as a result of
The LSR Group and State Corporation Bank for Development and Foreign Economic Affairs
A German court has slashed the fines levied by antitrust authorities against five producers, citing
Cement makers in East Africa are threatened with closure following an upsurge in cheaper imports from Asia and the Middle East.
The Roli investment joint stock company broke ground on a 1.2Mt cement plant in Vietnam’s central Quang
Cement demand in Jordan has declined by 20% recently, The Jordan Times cited head of the Cement
India’s cement firms are seeking a cut on excise duty and a ban on imports in the upcoming federal budget
Only a few weeks after GEBR. PFEIFFER AG, Germany, and its Indian subsidiary Gebr. Pfeiffer (India)
In the cartel proceedings against German cement companies the Higher Court of Düsseldorf decided
Italcementi SpA, Italy’s biggest cement maker, and Ciments Francais SA said they have abandoned plans to fully merge because of “excessive demands” by US investors.
According to analysts at KGI Securities, cement sales volume in Thailand are expected to remain weak in
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