HeidelbergCement to pay out 1.25 euros per share
HeidelbergCement, the German cement product manufacturer, is to increase its dividend for 2006 from 1.15 euros to 1.25 euros. On average, analysts had expected a dividend of 1.3...
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HeidelbergCement, the German cement product manufacturer, is to increase its dividend for 2006 from 1.15 euros to 1.25 euros. On average, analysts had expected a dividend of 1.3...
Colombia’s largest cement maker, Cementos Argos SA will gradually boost its cement exports to the US to 4Mta from a current 2.1Mt after its new plant in the Caribbean por...
Thai cement enterprises will raise investment to $3bn in Vietnam’s cement industry in 2007, and later to US$6bn, affirmed former Foreign Minister Arsa Sarasin in talks with Viet
According to news released yesterday by Sichuan-based Chongqing Tongliang Jinjiang Cement Company, construction has begun on the company’s 1Mt cement grinding plant
The EPA has commended American Electric Power, St. Lawrence Cement and United Technologies Corp. for achieving significant greenhouse gas reductions under EPA’s Climate Leaders ...
Helped by acquisitions and favourable markets, HeidelbergCement boosted turnover by 18.3% to EUR9,233.8m in 2006.
While the government has succeeded in forcing a freeze on cement prices for one year effective from March 9, the demand-supply gap in cement,
Caribbean Cement Company paid out just under $305m to settle faulty cement claims in 2006 as restitution for ’non-conforming’ product let loose on the market.
Colombia’s Inversiones Argos, operator of the country’s largest cement maker, said on Wednesday it would invest $350m
The Romanian unit of Holcim said on Wednesday it would invest some EUR2.8m (US$3.7m) in environment protection projects this year.
Taiheiyo Cement Philippines Inc, in the southern Cebu town of San Fernando has donated some 25,000 bags of cement to the Cebu provincial government
Chia Hsin Cement Greater China Holding, a Taiwanese-run cement maker in the mainland, said profit surged on robust export growth last year.
The government has failed to facilitate cement export, as Port Qasim and Karachi Port Trust authorities have expressed inability to provide ’dedicated berths’
Indonesia’s second-largest cement maker, PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa Tbk , reported on Thursday a 19.9 per cent YoY decline in its 2006 net profit due to higher selling...
Taiheiyo Cement Corp is beefing up its waste materials recycling business as it looks to increase the profitability of its growing environmental business.
Taiheiyo Cement Corp said Thursday it will book a special loss of Y2.2bn from the sale of land in eastern Tokyo for this fiscal year ending March 31.
Turkish cement company Adana Cimento said it would propose its shareholders to vote on the payment of a dividend of TRL85.4m (US$61m) for 2006.
Indian cement makers have told Finance Minister P. Chidambaram that they won’t cut cement prices, a senior government official said Thursday.
Cemex SA has extended its US$11.7bn takeover bid for Rinker Group Ltd for the third time as the Mexican cement company waits for
Prime Minister Mohamad Naji Ottri on Tuesday called Ministries of Economy and Industry to take necessary procedures to supply cement material in the local market.
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