Thailand Siam Cement Sets Coupon For THB20B Bonds At 4.25%
Siam Cement PCL (SCC.TH), Thailand’s largest industrial conglomerate by revenue, has set a coupon of 4.25%
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Siam Cement PCL (SCC.TH), Thailand’s largest industrial conglomerate by revenue, has set a coupon of 4.25%
Portuguese construction and cement group Semapa is seen to post a net profit of EUR141 mln euro (US$209.1m) for 2007
Cementos Argos SA, Colombia’s largest cement company, said its consolidated net profit rose 39% in 2007 to COP212bn (US$111m) from COP153bn in 2006.
Lafarge has suspended 0.1bn (£755m) in new cement plant projects in Europe until it has more details on new European Union CO 2 emissions
Steel Authority of India Ltd today said it has entered into an agreement with Jaiprakash Associates to form a joint venture company to set up a cement plant in Jharkhand.
Egypt’s National Cement posted a 33 per cent drop in net profit in the six months
Malaysian conglomerate YTL Corp. Bhd Friday said its first-half profit after tax rose 24% on year as all its main business divisions
Cement and lime supplier Adelaide Brighton Ltd has posted an 11.5 per cent increase to a record full year profit and forecasts further growth in 2008 driven by increases in lim...
Cimpor is analysing a possible investment in a new cement plant in Jordan but no decision has been taken yet
Shree Cement on Wednesday said its board has not cleared any investment plans for a cement plant in Madhya Pradesh
About 17 cement companies, including the Cement Manufacturers Association (CMA), have gone on appeal
Egyptian Cement Company (ECC) booked a net profit of E£1.548bn (US$281.7m) in 2007, up from E£1.269bn
Akmenes Cementas (Akmene Cement), the sole Lithuania’s cement manufacturer, reported LTL13.8m
Tvornica Cementa Kakanj (TCK), a Bosnian cement factory owned by Germany’s Heidelberg Cement, said on
A shortage of energy – particularly gas – combined with high oil prices and inflation in local and global economies
Cimpor is planning to increase the production capacity in Tunisia to 2.4Mta, the company announced in a press release.
The South Korean cement industry faces the prospect of production stoppages due to a global shortage in the supply of coal
The Indonesian government is encouraging state-owned cement companies to increase their production capacities to keep up with domestic demand
Israel has approved a rare shipment of cement to the Gaza Strip, Israeli officials said Monday, for the construction of a sewage treatment plant to replace one that collapsed la...
Hanoi-based Dai Viet Construction Materials and Investment Company Saturday launched construction on a US$19m
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