Askale Cimento invests US$38m in two plants, Turkey
Askale Cimento is to invest USS$38m in two cement plants, established in the cities of Erzincan and
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Askale Cimento is to invest USS$38m in two cement plants, established in the cities of Erzincan and
India’s Binani Cement Ltd said Friday its third-quarter net profit fell to INR84.9m from INR539.5m a year
Wärtsilä receives major order for 100 MW multi-fuel power plant from Lafarge Cement WAPCO, Nigeria
Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Ltd on Thursday said net profits for the December quarter were dragged down by more than 75 per cent
Following a recent alert from security agencies that RDX explosives were being smuggled through cement bags into the country from Pakistan
Cemex announced that it has successfully completed its refinancing plan.
PT Holcim Indonesia is reviewing its plan to build a cement plant in East Java this year due to the current
Lafarge, Holcim and Carpatcement Holding are keeping cement prices in Romania at the same level,
Efforts are being made to produce more cement so that by 2011 Laos would be producing
Lanka Cement, a Sri Lankan state-owned firm listed on the Colombo bourse, has increased
India’s Madras Cements Ltd said Thursday its fiscal third-quarter net profit fell 43%
TPI Polene of Thailand said Thursday it swung to a net loss of THB5.45bn (US$56.1m) in 2008 from a net profit of THB2.33bn
Cement scarcity is set to hit the Nigerian market following the stoppage of production at the major bagging plants around Apapa.
India Cements has reported a nearly 50 per cent drop in net profits
Weaker construction markets in the USA, Asia and Australia has led to Boral reducing its profit guidance for the year to the end of June from Aus$200m to Aus$120m.
Cemex has confirmed that it aims to nearly double the amount raised from asset sales to more than US$2bn this year and use the proceeds to pay down its hefty debt.
Fall in demand and aggressive capacity expansion by competitors has resulted in the top four cement manufacturers in India witnessing a dip in their market share.
Holcim said Wednesday it "has no plans to cease" operations of its plants in the Philippines, although there could be temporary shutdowns of production lines.
PT Semen Gresik maintains a target for net profit to grow by more than 10% in 2009
India’s Shree Cement Ltd Wednesday said its third quarter net profit jumped to INR1.24bn from INR350.34m a year earlier.
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