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CNBM said its parent is to acquire 85.17 per cent equity interest of Inner Mongolia Wulan Cement
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India: cement traders tighten credit to builders
Come January and builders and contractors in Mumbai will face strict norms for credit on cement purchase as dealers have decided to deal with defaults.
Cemex makes substantial progress in Its Refinancing plan
Cemex announced today that it has made significant progress towards extending debt maturities originally scheduled for 2009.
Cimpor - Cimentos de Portugal gains 3.9 per cent on weak volume, monthly rise of 10.3 per cent
Cimentos de Portugal (CPR.LS) gained 13 Eurocents (or 3.9 per cnet) to €3.47 in the week ending Tuesday December 23.
Cemex shares solidly higher; steel outlooks lowered
Mexican stocks outperformed other Latin American equities Tuesday, with help from cement maker Cemex SA on news that its debt-refinancing troubles are easing.
Cementos Portland Valderrivas dips 0.5 per cent, trailing 74.8 per cent of stocks
Cementos Portland Valderrivas (CPL.MA), Spain’s fourth largest Construction company by market capitalisation, dipped 12 Eurocent
HeidelbergCement increases 2.2 per cent on low volume, rising for a second day, a 2-day rise of 14.4 per cent
HeidelbergCement (HEI.F), Germany’s largest Building Materials company by market capitalisation, increased 66.0 Eurocents (or 2.2 per cent) to €30.90.
Cemex to sell TCL shares
Cemex, plans to sell its 20 per cent stake in Trinidad Cement Limited (TCL) in response to difficult times the company has been hit with during the global economic dowturn
Cemex says banks agree on refinancing deal
Cemex said on Monday its banks had agreed to refinance nearly US$2.2bn in debt maturing in 2009 and 2010, edging it away from default.
Competition office launches probe into Strabag takeover of Cemex units
Hungary’s Competition Office (GVH) said on Monday that it will launch a detailed two-phase investigation of Austrian construction company Strabag’s acquisition
JK Cement eyes 6Mta greenfield unit In Himachal Pradesh
Rich limestone deposits and the state government not averse to having more cement plants is attracting more players with JK Cements being the latest entrant
Heidelberg stake surrender may not hit Mysore Cements just yet
Germany’s Merckle family may have to surrender a 53 per cent stake in HeidelbergCement to a group of banks, according to agency reports.
Sierra Leone Cement Corporation Limited - cement price reduction
Leocem wish to inform the general public that the selling price of cement has been decreased with effect from December 15, 2008.
HeidelbergCement hit by a 52 week low
HeidelbergCement Germany’s largest Building Materials company by market capitalisation,
Holcim decreases 1.9 per cent, P/E improves to four
Holcim, Switzerland’s largest Construction company by market capitalisation, fell for a third day on Monday bringing its three-day fall to CHF3.10 or 5.1 per cent.
Merckles May Surrender 53 per cent stake in HeidelbergCement to banks
Germany’s billionaire Merckle family may be forced to surrender a 53 per cent stake in HeidelbergCement AG to banks
Government may increase stake in Semen Gresik
The government is thinking to increase its share ownership in the country’s largest cement maker PT Semen Gresik after the establishment of a holding company
VN’s biggest cement plant opens in north
The country’s biggest cement factory began operations on Thursday in Le Loi Commune, Hoanh Bo District in the northeastern province of Quang Ninh.
Afrisam workers hardest hit by cement shortage
As the whole country is engulfed by the shortage of cement, Afrisam employees seem to have been the hardest hit by this predicament.
Tank-Weld to boost cement supply
Tank-Weld Metals has sealed a 10-year agreement with an international company to start supplying cement to the Jamaican market as early as February next year.
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