WE ARE CW GROUP
A leading speciality advisory, research and business intelligence boutique with a proven global track-record.
Providers of specialized consulting, M&A/ due diligence analytics and market reporting services for leading multinational institutions, investors and financiers.
Solvers of large and small organizations' most complex challenges and architects of enduring success.
Relentlessly focused on delivering value to our clients and upholding the highest professional services standards.
Advisory
Trusted strategic consultants and M&A advisors for senior clients, helping them solve their most challenging strategic, financial, due diligence and operational issues.read more
Research
Dedicated industry research team that provides rigorous analytical insight through leading syndicated multi-client reports and specialized business and sourcing intelligence.read more
Media
Leading coverage of core industry segments through multiple channels, including on-line analytics, publications, news platforms and interactive formats.read more
CW GROUP
RECENT ADVISORY PROJECTS
Supported a leading NGO in developing an assessment and understanding of opportunities in the global green construction materials sector. The study framed the green building value chain, from raw materials to construction and demolition for a full perspective on the circular economy.
The work included definition the value chain, sizing the opportunity for greening, entry points, and strategic considerations.
Supported a global chemical plant design and manufacturing firm in securing supplier for key chemical production sub-system (nitrous oxide concentrate, sulphuric acid concentrate and oleum), including screening, RFQ develpment, vendor screening, due diligence, negotiations and contracting.
Leveraged CW’s extensive network in the global petrochemical and industrial manufacturing plant design and equipment supplier industry to secure a strong technology sub-contractor for building a key sub-production unit in a Middle Eastern country.
RECENT REPORTS
INDUSTRY NEWS
Building materials
- Philippines: Tariffs fail to curb cement import volumes
- Cemex obtains three new certifications for its conservation actions
- Eastern Province Cement’s profit rises in first quarter
- Arabian Cement’s net income to surge further in 2019
- Emami Cement receives approval for IPO
- Haver & Boecker renames Indian subsidiary
- Part of Ukrainian road to be built using concrete
- Australia’s construction activity contracts in first quarter
- Illinois Tollway tests new types of asphalt
- India: New site for recycling construction waste to be developed in Bengaluru
Paper & pulp
- Valmet delivers a new recovery boiler to ITC in India
- US packaging paper shipments fall in April
- Tolko to close one sawmill, curtailing operations at another
- Chinese ban on wastepaper imports proves encouraging for US paper mills
- Astron Paper’s revenue grows in FY19
- Cardbox Packaging establishing first manufacturing facility in the US
- Japanese company developing paper from stone
- Fyffes Ireland introduces new paper packaging for bananas
- Cartomat Willich develops new paper packaging for carrots
- US mechanical wood pulp imports from Canada rise in March
Solid fuels
- SOCAR to continue investing in Turkey
- CMC Coal Marketing’s Colombian mine sales edge up in 2018
- China’s base power coal price remains stable
- Prices in the United States - May 17
- Nordic Power's 1Q 2019 prices down for sixth session
- Europe’s low power demand puts pressure on energy prices
- Rothschild no longer advising Adani in coal project
- Japan’s MUFG to rethink its policy on coal projects
- Production in the U.S - May 4 to May 11
- Optimum and Koornfontein biddings to re-open
Dry bulk cargo
- Philippines: Tariffs fail to curb cement import volumes
- Haver & Boecker renames Indian subsidiary
- Landslide threat suspends Brazilian iron ore railway
- North Korean bulker seized by US
- Grain exports drop at Ukraine's sea port
- Baltic Dry Index keeps climbing
- Hefty drop in cargo turnover at Berdyansk
- Grain trade at Itaqui port records double-digit growth
- EU coal inventories nearing full capacity
- Russian new wheat export prices go up
