Holcim mulls buying more assets in India
After acquiring majority stake in ACC and Ambuja Cements, Holcim is open to buying more good
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After acquiring majority stake in ACC and Ambuja Cements, Holcim is open to buying more good
The self-sufficiency of Iran’s cement industry was celebrated on Monday [13 April] in the southern city of
HeidelbergCement is drawing closer to a deal with its banks to fill a EUR6bn refinancing hole
State cement maker PT Semen Kupang, lying idle since early last year, will need a capital injection of
Ras Al Khaimah Cement Co said its first quarter profit almost tripled as sales increased,
Vietnam is forecast to have a surplus of cement at 30 -35Mt by 2020 if the current production capacity
Egypt’s trade ministry said yesterday it would ban cement exports for four months to stabilise local prices.
JK Lakshmi Cement has begun commercial production at its plant located at Ahmedabad in Gujarat
China’s "national cement team," which refers to 60 local cement producers covered by the state’s
Saudi-based Eastern Province Cement Co said on Saturday it has decided to shut a production line for
Taiwan’s Mega International Commercial Bank Co.’s branch in Ho Chi Minh City and the Joint Stock
A plunge in cement sales volume, both locally and abroad, is expected to be the major issue pressuring
Building materials manufacturer Ulyanovskshifer is to open a $111m line of credit with German banking
Lehigh Southwest Cement Company will lay off approximately 40 workers by April 23rd.
North Carolina Rep. Sandra Spaulding Hughes filed a bill seeking to delay permits for the Titan America
The price of cement and other construction material might drop soon in Angola, as a result of the emergence of new plants.
The Quality and Standards Authority of Ethiopia (QSAE) has temporarily suspended Abyssinia Cement
Cement equipment provider China National Materials Co Ltd will pay CNY1.01bn (US$147.8m) to its
Lafarge Cement Zambia has embarked on a further investment of US$2.5m to replace the US$1.5m dust
OJSC HeidelbergCement Ukraine (earlier OJSC Kryvy Rih Cement, Dnipropetrovsk region), part of
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