Indian producers release June shipment figures
The following companies have already announced June shipment figures (updates will be provided as we receive them):
- Jaiprakash Associates has reported a massive 65% increase in June shipments y/y, at 1.33 million t.
- Ambuja Cements Ltd also recorded a rise, at 1.69 million t – 6.2% higher than in June 2009. Production also rose in June, from 1.6 million last year to 1.7 million t.
- ACC, meanwhile, has reported a 1.66% decrease in cement dispatches, at 1.78 million t from 1.81 million t in June 2009. Production matched dispatches this year, down from 1.8 million t in the same period last year. Production and dispatches are marginally down y/y for the January – June period at 10.94 million t (from 11.07 million t) and 10.88 million t (from 11.06 million t), respectively.
Meanwhile, Basant Kumar Birla, chairman of B.K. Birla Group, is reportedly keen to merge two of the group’s companies, namely Mangalam Timber and Mangalam Cement. Mangalam Tmber makes fibre boards. The company suffered a loss of Rs.1.23 crore in FY09/10, and is keen for the merger to go ahead. Birla has given the move his blessing, but says the companies may choose to wait a few months before amalgamation.
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