Will Lafarge’s Orascom loan find favour?
The €7.2bn loan backing the acquisition of Egypt’s Orascom by French building materials company Lafarge has been launched
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The €7.2bn loan backing the acquisition of Egypt’s Orascom by French building materials company Lafarge has been launched
Brazil’s cement consumption is expected to have reached 44.7Mt in 2007, up 9.8% on the previous year,
China National Building Material Co., Ltd is set to acquire six cement and clinker manufacturers for CNY 3 billion.
SCC is expected to announce a 4Q07 net profit of Bt5.2bn, up 11.4% YoY but down 31.1% QoQ.
In a probable world first, Holcim New Zealand can now use mussel shells to supplement limestone in its
Plans to tighten up the rationing of greenhouse gas emissions will contribute to the loss of some heavy
It pays to go green, as India’s small cement manufacturers are discovering.
CRH plc announces that on 9th January 2008, UBS Limited purchased, on behalf of the Company, 85,672
Commerce Minister Kamal Nath said that the government is looking into the cement price situation and
Richard Hadley, a former executive vice president of the Africa region for the cement division of the Lafarge
Construction has begun on a VND900 billion (US$56.25m) new cement plant
Vicat Group said it has acquired a 60 pct stake in a company which is developing a cement factory
Seven private Indian cement manufacturers have come forward to sell cement at Rs200 a bag to people
CIMB Research said it was expecting the government to meeting early this week to discuss several issues including an Automatic Price Mechanism
Asia Cement Corp a member of Taiwan’s Far Eastern Group, plans to spin off its China operations in a
In contrast to the depressed domestic demand throughout 2007, domestic cement sales are likely to recover in 1Q08, backed by it being the peak season for demand.
Holcim Ltd won regulatory approval to buy a controlling stake in China’s Huaxin Cement Co. as the country’s construction boom boosts demand for building materials.
The National Development and Reform Commission published on January 7th the list of 1,066 enterprises
Shree Cement Ltd reported a 66.35 per cent fall in Oct-Dec net profit due to high depreciation costs, a top official said on Tuesday.
Italcementi SpA said its Kuwait unit Hilal Cement is set to conclude the acquisition next week of two mid-sized concrete manufacturers in Kuwait.
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