Australia Boral separates its cement operations
Building products maker Boral Ltd says its cement division will be separated into two new divisions,
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Building products maker Boral Ltd says its cement division will be separated into two new divisions,
Hanson are to bring together their Castle Cement and Civil and Marine businesses to form
China National Building Material Co Ltd said on Friday it would set up a joint venture firm with registered
With limestone reserves declining, Madhya Pradesh may find it difficult to attract cement companies.
Burning tyres has helped reduced pollution from the Rugby Cement plant, the Environment Agency has said.
Taiwan’s leading cement producers, including Taiwan Cement Corporation and Asia Cement Corporation, are expecting to profit
Titan on Thursday launched a buyout bid for the remaining 3.65% of Serbia’s Titan Cementara Kosjeric it does not own.
Siam Cement Group (SCG) of Thailand expects that domestic cement demand is likely to
Cemex said on Thursday that it still aims to issue US$500m in bonds internationally to help pay maturing debt, but
China National Materials Co, or Sinoma, said Thursday it signed a US$137.7m contract to build a cement
While the Baltic Index for larger units has declined slightly in the opening days of March and market interest in both the Atlantic and Pacific basins has been somewhat muted fo...
Black-owned cement producer AfriSam says it has saved R1bn in long-term funding costs by renegotiating the debt arrangement
Lafarge, said on Wednesday the expansion of its unit to double Nigerian output to around 4Mta was progressing.
ACC said that cement demand has increased in the semi-urban and rural areas of the country.
An informational meeting will be held by Nevada Cement Company to discuss
Indonesian cement producer PT Semen Bosowa has decided to cancel its plan to launch an initial public offering (IPO) this year, given the uncertain condition of the market.
As the global recession drags on, shifting market dynamics indicate that the Egyptian cement industry, despite mixed performances
Holcim’s turnover declined by 7.9% in 2007 to SFr25,157m (€15,822m), though on a comparative basis there was a 4.3% increase. The operating EBITDA fell by 23.0% to SFr5,333m (€...
With a gearing of 34.7% at the end of December, compared with 30.0%, Vicat maintains one of the strongest balance sheets in the sector, with net debt of
India’s largest cement maker by capacity, may increase product prices in 2-3 months after having raised them
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