India Cements Vice-Chairman predicts upturn in fortunes
Published by Joseph Green,
Editor
World Cement,
According to India Cements Vice-Chairman and Managing Director N Srinivasan, price stabilisation in the cement industry is now occurring and market condition may recover by January 2016.
Srinivasan commented, "Slowly price stabilisation is taking place. Demand (for cement) has been negative in the south. Across India it remained flat".
"We are in black and that will continue. At the moment, demand for Cement in the south is 50 lakh t. When the market was at its peak it was 60 lakh t", he said.
Going forward he said the company would focus on stabilising the company "performance" and improving "bottomline".
"Our move is to stabilise performance, to improve bottomline through contribution of cost and volume".
Edited from source by Joseph Green. Source: Economic Times
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/asia-pacific-rim/13082015/india-cements-vice-chairman-fortunes-321/
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