East Africa: construction slump pulls down cement prices
Cement makers, who anticipated a continuing housing boom this year, are now scrambling to off-load
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Cement makers, who anticipated a continuing housing boom this year, are now scrambling to off-load
The winners of the second Holcim Awards for Sustainable Construction from across region Asia Pacific
Tenders launched for the supply of cement during 2009 have attracted only one firm’s response but the
Cimpor’s turnover for the first nine months increased by 7.9% to EUR1,580.3m, but a 13.9% increase in operating costs left the EBITDA 4.9% lower at EUR444.23m
Shares in Mexico’s Cemex surged on Wednesday on optimism that the company may be nearing a deal to
Though ACC Concrete, which is into the ready-mix-concrete (RMC) business, recently cut around 25
Cementir Holding director Riccardo Nicolini bought 6,335 shares worth Euro12,860 on November 20,
The Ontario Court of Appeal will not hear an appeal from Lafarge Canada Inc about its alternative fuels
More than 2,000 people have signed a petition against a proposed quarry with claims being made over
A Texas cement company alleges the city of Dallas and other municipalities violate state law by giving
Holcim Lanka says it is interested in bidding for a defunct cement plant in northern Jaffna that is eyed by
Angolan deputy minister of Public Works, Manuela Bezerra, said Wednesday in Luanda that the
Cement prices in India are expected to rule firm while its consumption slowdown is likely to limit production
Buzzi Unicem Rnc director Franco Buzzi bought 2,000 shares worth Euro11,110 on November 21, 2008.
Undeterred by slowdown in infrastructure and other related sectors, Holcim said it will go ahead with its US$2bn India expansion plans for enhancing capacities by 2010.
Indonesia’s two top cement makers, PT Semen Gresik Tbk and PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa,
Italian cement producer and distributor Italcementi SpA and Libya’s Economic and Social Development
The Hungarian unit of Holcim will start building a HUF 70bn plant in Nyergesújfalu (NW Hungary) on
Rugby MP Jeremy Wright is demanding a full explanation from Cemex over claims of another dust fall
Construction projects continue to get South Africa’s infrastructure ready in time for the country to
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