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
- Top cement companies' 2018 financial performance
- Cement prices in China rise in January-April 2019
- Saudi Arabian cement companies’ sales lag in April
- Chinese cement companies’ profits reaches CNY 26 billion in 1Q
- Cemex receives over 600 applications for Cemex-Tex Awards
- Taiwan Cement remains confident about 2019
- CMS’ profit expands in first quarter
- LafargeHolcim expects demand to rise further in 2019
- Dalmia Bharat’s revenue rises in March quarter
- Qassim Cement welcomes new member to its board of directors
Paper & pulp
- Used cardboard market contracts on falling Chinese orders
- Georgia-Pacific launches new toilet paper product
- Voith launches new winder for paper industry
- Brompton Portfolio sets up facility in Ghana prison
- Tanzania bans plastic bags, teaches future entrepreneurs to produce alternatives
- Indian entrepreneur develops air fresheners from waste paper
- GO Lab gets USD 250,000 grant to produce wood fiber insulation
- Italian chemical wood pulp imports increase in January
- Portuguese chemical wood pulp FOB prices slip in February
- US chemical wood pulp imports from Canada expand in March
Solid fuels
- Dalmia Bharat’s revenue rises in March quarter
- Baltic Dry Index remains flat
- Rising demand for coal tightens prices in Australia and China
- Pacific American Coal to start betting on hydropower
- Average spot power prices show decrease in India
- Australia’s Pembroke gets government approval for new coal mine
- German and Dutch coal assets to be sold by ENGIE
- Edenville Energy to restart activities at Rukwa coal mine
- Cloud Peak Energy files for bankruptcy
- Czech Republic’s Alpiq to sell some power plants
Dry bulk cargo
- Iron ore prices surge past milestone
- Immingham’s Bulk Terminal orders new equipment
- Kumba Iron Ore expects earnings to rise in first half
- Black Sea Grain production to rise further in 2019-20
- China’s bulk freight market demand grows in April
- Baltic Dry Index remains flat
- Port of Oakland begins discussions about import of Canadian aggregates
- Brazil to top US as largest soy producer
- Iron ore market to face deficit in 2019
- Port of Riga successfully moves operations out of city center
