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Qatar production set to double 02 July 2009 local demand we estimate to be 6.8 million tons, and imports are still necessary.ÔÇØAccording to Credit Suisse, India and Pakistan are providing the imported material to Qatar National Cement Company. Qatar National Cement Company is predicting an... Type: Article Category: Markets & Competition Afrisam Tanzania to cut jobs, production 27 June 2009 ProducersÔÇÖ Association chairman, David Njoroge, said last week. The move has caused cheap cement imports from India and Pakistan to flood the market, creating an over-supply in the domestic market and a decline in prices, Kerenge said, according to... Type: Article Category: Financial East African demand up 12% 24 June 2009 Bamburi, the largest cement company in Kenya, is still facing tough competition. Companies in Malysia, China, India, and Pakistan are offering cheap imported product. According to Reuters, companies in neighboring Tanzania have suffered from competing... Type: Article Category: Volume & Pricing East African demand up 12% 24 June 2009 Bamburi, the largest cement company in Kenya, is still facing tough competition. Companies in Malysia, China, India, and Pakistan are offering cheap imported product. According to Reuters, companies in neighboring Tanzania have suffered from competing... Type: Article Category: Markets & trade Lafarge Tanzania to cut production 23 June 2009 Kerenge said, ÔÇ£there is no telling at this point how profits will be affected this year by cheaper imports from Pakistan and China.ÔÇØ [/PAID] Copyright CW Group. All rights reserved. Unauthorized distribution expressly prohibited. Type: Article Category: Markets & Competition Pakistani co's offer to buy solid waste from Karachi 21 June 2009 Four cement factories in Pakistan have provided proposals for buy solid waste from Karachi to use it as fuel. (CW Group) However, none of these offers have been finalized yet, provincial local government minister Agha Siraj Durrani said, according to... Type: Article Category: Environment UAE cement prices fall 13% 14 June 2009 additional capacity of nine million tonnes. "Add to this another 20 million additional capacity in Iran and imports from Pakistan and China. The market is going to be flooded," said Hegazy. The initial estimate was that by 2010 cement consumption would... Type: Article Category: Volume & Pricing UAE cement prices fall 13% 14 June 2009 additional capacity of nine million tonnes. "Add to this another 20 million additional capacity in Iran and imports from Pakistan and China. The market is going to be flooded," said Hegazy. The initial estimate was that by 2010 cement consumption would... Type: Article Category: Shipping & logistics Cement retail prices to drop in Pakistan 13 June 2009 declining manufacturing costs, and a potential reduction in the excise duty are expected to force cement prices down in Pakistan. [$] (CW Group) [PAID={"id":"1,2,3,4,5","title":"The content you tried to access is only available to paid... Type: Article Category: Volume & Pricing Pakistani exports jump 37% in May 08 June 2009 The All Pakistan Cement Manufactures Association said the country's cement exports came in higher tan expected at 1.17 million tons for May, up 16% over the previous month and 37% over last year. (CW Group) On the back of robust exports, overall cement... Type: Article Category: Volume & Pricing Pakistani exports jump 37% in May 08 June 2009 The All Pakistan Cement Manufactures Association said the country's cement exports came in higher tan expected at 1.17 million tons for May, up 16% over the previous month and 37% over last year. (CW Group) On the back of robust exports, overall cement... Type: Article Category: Markets & trade Arabian Yemen Cement to start in August 04 June 2009 gypsum to produce cement," said Salim. "Currently, Yemen is importing cement from countries in the GCC such as Oman, and Pakistan in South Asia. At present, there are about four plants and we will have the largest production capacity. However, more... Type: Article Category: Plant Expansions Paktistani exports continue to climb 03 June 2009 Pakistan has seen exports rise 52.57% for the first ten months of current financial year. (CW Group) Cement exports rose to $470 million during the July to April period versus $308 million in the same period of last financial year, The Nation wrote.... Type: Article Category: Volume & Pricing Paktistani exports continue to climb 03 June 2009 Pakistan has seen exports rise 52.57% for the first ten months of current financial year. (CW Group) Cement exports rose to $470 million during the July to April period versus $308 million in the same period of last financial year, The Nation wrote.... Type: Article Category: Markets & trade Pakistan profits impacted by fees 26 May 2009 Pakistan's cement industry profits pressured by "marking fees" by the Pakistan Standards & Quality Control Authority (PSQCA). (CW Group) ┬á According to a notification dated January 13, 1986, the rate of marking fee on cement was 0.15 per cent of... Type: Article Category: Markets & Competition UAE demand dropping 14% by 2010 26 May 2009 additional capacity of nine million tonnes. "Add to this another 20 million additional capacity in Iran and imports from Pakistan and China. The market is going to be flooded," the newspaper said. The initial estimate was that by 2010 the cement... Type: Article Category: Markets & Competition Investment plans for Habersa plant fall through 19 May 2009 over the past five years. Close to 200,000 tons of cement have been imported in January and February 2009 alone. China and Pakistan are the two main sources of imports. With the growing demand in Ethiopia, there are a total of 12 construction projects... Type: Article Category: Plant Expansions Ethiopia: Government orders all plants to shut down 17 May 2009 over the next 2 months, government officials have plans to import 2 million quintals of cement from Yemen and Pakistan. The private sector has been granted permission to import cement via the franco valuta system. Prices of concrete in the country are... Type: Article Category: Markets & Competition Malaysia: Pakistan top supplier 11 May 2009 Malaysia was the top export market for Pakistani cement during the first six months of the current financial year, among the South East Asian countries. (CW Group) Imports reached $68,65 million with the Philippines coming at second with imports of... Type: Article Category: Volume & Pricing Pakistan demand slides 05 May 2009 Cement sales in Pakistan fell by 5% cent year-on year to 2,6 million tons in April. (CW Group) The latest provisional numbers, added that local dispatches amounted to 1,6 million tons, down 12% on monthly basis and 17% on yearly basis, with exports... Type: Article Category: Volume & Pricing 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 Results 961 - 980 of 1021 Free NEWSLETTER Please enable the javascript to submit this form FREE SIGN-UP Sign in Don't have any account? Create one SHOW Forgot your username/ password? 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