Carib Cement to slash fuel costs
Caribbean Cement Company Limited’s (Carib Cement) shift from liquid fuel to solid fuel will allow it to produce cement at a cheaper cost two years from now.
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Caribbean Cement Company Limited’s (Carib Cement) shift from liquid fuel to solid fuel will allow it to produce cement at a cheaper cost two years from now.
Indian cement maker ACC, said first-quarter net profit rose 42% due to its merger with two of its own units and higher cement prices. Net profit rose to 2.35 billion rupees ($52...
Hong Kong-listed Shui On Construction & Materials and Lafarge injected a further HK$155.2m (approcx US$25m) in cash into the companies’ Chinese cement joint venture, Shui ...
The Central Bankruptcy Court will rule on April 26 whether the petrochemical and cement giant should be removed from the restructuring process as requested by its plan administr...
Philippine producer Republic Cement Corp said its net profit for last year reached 909.3 million pesos, 14 per cent more than the 798.0 million pesos in made in 2004, aided by h...
Cemex has presented a new water-permeable concrete called Acuicreto, which allows water to filter through to urban aquifers, local press reported.
At the meeting with heads of departments of the administration the President Kurmanbek Bakiyev has reiterated his support concerning the recent decision of the government on the...
Philippine cement manufacturers have asked the government to protect them against technical smuggling, following the Trade department’s decision last March 14
Montana Attorney General Mike McGrath on Monday criticized a proposed settlement reached by the staff of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and Enron Corp over allegations...
Former cement producer Cementaren Lietavska Lucka (CLL) reported sales of its own products and services at SKK 188.8m last year.
Uruguay’s state-owned oil company Ancap is analysing several options for association with private companies, including Argentina’s largest cement maker Loma Negra
South Africans apparently not only pay among the highest prices for steel in the world, but also for cement. The market leader in this sector, cash cow PPC, says prices are just...
In March, the Podilskyi Tsement cement company (Kamianets-Podilskyi, Khmelnytskyi region), which is one of the three largest producers of cement in Ukraine, increased cement pro...
Bungling planners cost Castle Cement a UK£100,000 fine after magistrates found it guilty of pollution in north Wales, the company claimed last week.
After a gap of almost five years, Lafarge India, a subsidiary of the Paris-based Lafarge Group, is once again on the prowl. The company has started talking to a few Indian cemen...
Prosperity Minerals, controlled by David Wong, the Hong Kong-based entrepreneur, is thought to be at an advanced stage with its AIM flotation plans.
Italcementi is interested in increasing its stake the Turkish cement company Goltas, according to local reports.
The state commission for conducting tenders on the sale of the state assets to the foreign investors announced open tender for the sale of a 26 per cent share of joint venture c...
Governor of Sverdlovsk region, Russia, Eduard Rossel held a session where an issue was considered of building cement plants in the region.
Cement sales in southern Africa rose 18.3 per cent year-on-year to 1.18Mt in March. Sales of cement in the Southern African Customs Union during the first three months of 2006 w...
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