Spanish cement sales plummet as housing bubble bursts
Cement sales in Spain, where a decade-long housing and construction boom has come to an end, fell 16 per cent in the first half of the year
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Cement sales in Spain, where a decade-long housing and construction boom has come to an end, fell 16 per cent in the first half of the year
TXI today reported financial results for the quarter and year ended May 31, 2008.
Cement shipments in India rose 8.7 per cent in June from a year ago, data from the Cement Manufacturers’ Association showed.
China National Building Material (CNBM) has signed a joint investment agreement with Gansu Qilianshan Cement Group Company Limited
SCC’s 2Q08 earnings should be better than earlier expectation due to improving margins for cement and
The Karachi Port Trust, as part of its landlord port strategy, has facilitated the private sector to export bulk cement.
HIDD residents are planning a major demonstration tomorrow to protest plans for two new cement operations opening near their homes.
The Lafarge cement plant between Route 9W and the Hudson River was the greatest source of mercury emissions in New York from 2004 to 2006.
Holcim Romania has completed the modernisation of the Campulung-based cement plant in a project worth a total of EUR120m, resulting in a 30 per cent rise in production capacity
India Cements Ltd is poised for expanding its cement manufacturing facilities in northern part of the country
A new hi-tech building has been officially opened as part of a UK£15m rail investment programme at LafargeCement’s Hope Works.
Shree Cement said on Wednesday its June shipments rose 27.67 per cent to 609,000t from 477,000t a year earlier.
The South Korean company, Eco Cement, plans to invest CFA51bn in the construction of a second cement factory in Madingou,
Mysore Cements Ltd said on Monday the agreement between its Indian joint venture partners and its overseas holders has been terminated on July 3.
Bahrain has requested the Saudi government to temporarily ease its cement export restrictions, in an attempt to end a crippling shortage
FLSmidth has signed a contract worth over EUR95m with ASEC Algeria Cement Company (AACC) to supply two new production lines each with a capacity of 4500tpd.
More than 30 weighing and dosing experts of Europe’s most important cement manufacturers participated at “Pfister Dosing Days 2008” which were held in Augsburg/Germany.
The new carbon tax in B.C. may be revenue neutral for taxpayers, but representatives of the concrete industry say the tax threatens domestic producers.
The municipal government will keep a close eye on the prices of essential goods subject to the Government’s price stabilisation politicies, according to a city official.
Lafarge Cement UK have invested UK£3.5m in transforming their Cauldon Works in the Staffordshire into a ’centre of excellence’ for innovative packed products.
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