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 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.
A global hedge fund leveraged CW’s Expert Network to screen, vet and organize for calls with local market stakeholders to obtain real-time, front-line input from senior professionals on pricing levels, pricing outlook, contract terms and volume movements.
The CW Expert Network program was set up as an on-going program to help not only develop through insights up-front in support of the client’s investment thesis, but also quarterly on-going calls to continuously evaluate pricing and volume changes.
RECENT REPORTS
INDUSTRY NEWS
Building materials
- Cement prices in Egypt, April 25
- Egypt’s cement exports fall in January-February
- DG Khan Cement’s profit drops in March quarter
- Indian cement companies expect strong growth in FY2020
- BUA Group installing power plant at production facility in Nigeria
- Ecocem appealing with local government regarding planned US cement plant
- Armenian government to set up working group regarding cement imports issue
- Cemex’s net sales rise in first quarter
- Cemex Latam Holdings’s sales volumes fall in first quarter
- Cement prices in Egypt, April 24
Paper & pulp
- Italian chemical wood pulp imports decrease in November
- Swedish pulpwood prices continue to rise
- Fabio Perini appoints new Global Sales Director
- Södra’s net sales rise in first quarter
- Suzano expands Eucafluff sales in select markets
- Researchers generate electricity from wood
- Valmet supplying containerboard equipment to Papierfabrik Palm
- Arauco inaugurates new particleboard plant in US
- Northern Pulp receives list of questions from Canadian government
- German pulp production falls in February
Solid fuels
- INA developing new petcoke projects
- Gazprom Neft to launch delayed coking unit in third quarter
- Repsol anticipates maintenance operations at Spanish refinery
- New coking complex in Poland to open in May
- Baltic Dry Index continues to rise
- Port of Vysotsk’s cargo throughput rises in January-March
- Australian coal shipments to China likely to remain slow until after elections
- East-Siberian Railway prepares new infrastructure
- Port of Blyth’s profit drops in 2018 despite rise in turnover
- CW Research: Green petcoke production in Spain expands in January
Dry bulk cargo
- INA developing new petcoke projects
- Armenian government to set up working group regarding cement imports issue
- COSCO Shipping signs strategic cooperation agreement with Chinese city
- Port of Vysotsk’s cargo throughput rises in January-March
- Baltic Dry Index continues to rise
- Port of Arinaga opens new dry bulk terminal
- Australian coal shipments to China likely to remain slow until after elections
- East-Siberian Railway prepares new infrastructure
- Port of Blyth’s profit drops in 2018 despite rise in turnover
- Bangladesh’s cement manufacturers require decrease on clinker import duty
