Dontsement ends with improved 2005
Cement producer Dontsement company (Amrosiivka; Donetsk region) ended 2005 with a net profit of UAH 15.14 million.
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Cement producer Dontsement company (Amrosiivka; Donetsk region) ended 2005 with a net profit of UAH 15.14 million.
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Chilean cement producer Cementos Bio Bio (CBB), controlled by industrial group Briones, announced on July 3, 2006, that it had sold the assets of some of its subsidiaries for a ...
Russia’s largest cement producer Eurocement will pay a 267 million ruble fine (US$10m) to the federal government, in accordance with an out-of-court settlement to its long...
Holcim will complete a Euro 26.5m investment in raising the output capacity of one of its Bulgarian plants by the end of August, a senior company official said on Tuesday.
China National Building Material Group Corp (CNBM) plans to spin off its machinery equipment making unit, Northern Heavy Industry, for a separate listing in Hong Kong. CNBM pre...
Construction of a US$210m cement plant began in Tinh Gia district of central Thanh Hoa province on July 4. The plant, invested by the Cong Thanh Cement Joint Stock Company, has ...
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private sector arm of the World Bank Group, has signed a US$35m loan to National Cement Company in Yemen. IFC’s loan will ...
CRH plc said Wednesday that it expects that profit before tax for the six months to Jun. 30, 2006 will increase by approximately one-third compared with the reported 2005 outcom...
The 2006 ASTM International Katherine and Bryant Mather Scholarship has been awarded to Raissa Ferron, a teaching assistant and Ph.D. candidate studying self-consolidating concr...
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The acquisition of Degussa AG’s construction chemicals business by BASF Aktiengesellschaft was completed on July 1. The purchase price for equity is just under €2.2 billion. As ...
Private equity firm Mid Europa Partners said it has bought 92.4% of Croatian cement maker Istra Cement from Germany’s HeidelbergCement for an undisclosed sum.
Baltsem, one of three largest cement producers in the Ukraine, ended 2005 with a net profit of UAH 11m. This was disclosed in the Top-100 rating made by Invest Paper.
Diversified business group Rajawali failed Monday to wrap up its purchase of most of Mexican-based cement giant Cemex SA’s stake in state-owned cement maker PT Semen Gresi...
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