TOP NEWS STORY
An economic downturn and shrinking construction activity has taken its toll on Holcim, the world’s second-largest cement maker,
International
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20 November 2008
LATEST CEMENT INDUSTRY NEWS
Medium-term financing for expansion of production capacity and environmental measures to reduce emissions
International
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21 November 2008
Five major manufacturers under investigation as European Commission raids offices across the continent and face a total fine of up to UK£4bn if they are found guilty of forming an illegal cartel.
International
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21 November 2008
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CEMENT INDUSTRY NEWS
A slowdown in construction activities will weaken demand for cement in the first half of next year, after registering modest growth in 2008, analysts said.
International
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21 November 2008
St. Lawrence Cement, a subsidiary of the world’s second-biggest cement maker Holcim Ltd, must pay damages to neighbours
Environmental
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21 November 2008
The company reported an 18.5 per cent YoY decline in the operating profit to SAR 447m in the first nine months of 2008.
Corporate
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21 November 2008
On November 20 it was announced, that Closed Joint Stock Company Katavsky cement of the Holding Eurocement group rendered charity support to peaceful citizens
International
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21 November 2008
Chennai-based India Cements Ltd (ICL) is said to be planning to add a third bulker of around 40,000dwt to its fleet.
International
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21 November 2008
According to Mr Victor Kovshevny the President of Cement Suppliers and Consumers Association said that in August the Government decided to prolong the 0 per cent tax
Trading
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21 November 2008
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