Cruz Azul to build US$300mn Puebla plant
Mexican cement maker Cementos Cruz Azul will start a 24-month construction project on a US$300m, 1Mta capacity cement plant in Puebla state municipality Palmar de Bravo, the sta...
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Mexican cement maker Cementos Cruz Azul will start a 24-month construction project on a US$300m, 1Mta capacity cement plant in Puebla state municipality Palmar de Bravo, the sta...
Shanghai-listed Conch Cement has been ranked first in competitiveness among listed companies in China in the first half of this year, according to a result of monitoring on comp...
The net profit of Italian cement company Cementir, a unit of local construction company Caltagirone, surged 140 pct year-on-year to EUR15.1m ($18.6m) in the first half of 2004, ...
As many as 10 directors, including chairman M N Mehta, of Saurashtra Cement resigned today. The company informed the stock exchanges about the mass resignations without citi...
Portuguese cement company Semapa posted six-month profits of EUR154.6m, helped by one-time gains of EUR185.4m, compared with a profit of EUR20.7m euros the year before.
Leading Thai industrial conglomerate Siam Cement PCL said on it would beat its target of 10 percent sales growth in 2004 because of soaring prices for its petrochemicals products.
Morocco’s leading cement firm, Lafarge Ciments, reported first-half net profit up 6 percent but said this growth should fall to zero by year-end as sales growth declines a...
FLSmidth has lately received orders for 15 vertical mills for the Chinese cement industry at a total value of approximately DKK250m (EUR34m). The orders come in the wake of a nu...
Resolving the Mary Nour case in Mexico is still some way ahead...
Tighter availability of tonnage provides rate boost...
Philippine producer drops its case against DTI for...
Plans for massive reduction in old tyre stockpiles could benefit Lafarge Bath plant...
A new, improved plaster launched for the local market promises...
Watch negative posted following RMC announcement...
somewhat surprisingly, Australian Boral drops its plans for Adelaide Brighton takeover...
Major cement conference and exhibition with over 350 delegates kicks-off at the Swissotel...
UK analysts discuss the merits and demerits of the RMC bid by Cemex
Catching the markets unawares, Cemex bid for the UK-based RMC Group looks...
U.S. logistics company GeoLogistics will acquire raw materials on behalf of Cemex under a three-year agreement signed on September 21, 2004, Cemex said.
Saudi cement producer Yamama Cement Company (YCC) will put into operation an additional cement mill from the end of October 2004, the company said on September 22, 2004.
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