Semen Gresik seeks US$300m loan
PT Semen Gresik Tbk seeks US$300m loans to finance the possible acquisition of cement manufacturers from Malaysia and Philippines.
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PT Semen Gresik Tbk seeks US$300m loans to finance the possible acquisition of cement manufacturers from Malaysia and Philippines.
Rather than cutting production in the face of contraction in domestic construction, which estimates place as high as
China’s cement output hit 82Mt in January, the same as last year’s, while sales decreased in some major
In a move to boost up the demand in domestic market, the government has announced 2% excise duty cu
Cemex rose the most in more than two months after Fitch Ratings said the company plans to sell
CRH is unlikely to follow French construction material groups Lafarge and Saint Gobain in pursuing a "rights issue"
Asia Commercial Bank (ACB) yesterday inked a deal in Hai Duong Province to lend VND400bn to
California Portland Cement, which employs 140 people in Colton, California, says the economy has put the plant’s future in doubt.
"The period of extraordinary growth in the construction equipment and building material machinery industry, which lasted for six years in a row, has now come to an end,"
Mexican equities were knocked back to four-month lows Monday, with losses suffered by Cemex
UAE cement producers feel the time is right for the reintroduction of customs duty on imports
The Arabian Yemen Cement Company AYCC has announced that 93% of the company’s cement plant in
Cemex has announced proposals to close one of its cement manufacturing plants in Barrington,
Seabulk International Bulk Handling Services, an Italian Cement transporting firm has submitted a proposal to
Lafarge last year bought the 20 perc ent stake that the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Mr Otto Lose GD of Dyckerhoff Zement has said that Dyckerhoff expects its Ukrainian cement plants to
Two executives from Alexandria Beni Suef Cement and Ameriyah Cement have been referred to the
The Caribbean Cement Company (CCC) Limited has announced there will be reduction in the price o
Given the deteriorating macro economic outlook and expectations of softening GDP, the long term
Siam City Cement (SCCC) reported a 4Q08 net profit of Bt675m, up 63.6% YoY but down 5.5% QoQ, in-line with the market’s expectation.
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