Asia & Pacific Rim

Yogender Malik shows how steady growth is on the cards for the Indian cement industry.

The company is to issue fresh equity shares worth Rs. 5 billion.

PT Siam-Indo Gypsum Industry has ordered an MPS 180 GC for its plant in Bekasi, Indonesia.

The output value of Thailand’s construction industry in real terms is expected to rise from US$23.5 billion in 2018 to US$27.9 billion in 2023, according to data and analytics company, GlobalData.

The exhibition served as a platform for the discussion of every aspect of concrete roads.

The company has signed a collaboration agreement with Glodon and Interdream Ventures.

China’s involvement in infrastructure developments in emerging markets across Asia continues to expand, says GlobalData.

The company has presented and demonstrated unmanned and automated construction site solutions designed to improve industrial productivity and safety.

Global Data’s recent report revealed that infrastructure investment will be seen to drive total construction input in China to US$4.1 trillion by 2023.

The company hopes to become Pakistan’s biggest cement producer through capacity expansion.

Cambodian Prime Minister, Hun Sen, presided over the inauguration of a new US$110 million cement factory in Kampot, with hopes that the plant will decrease Cambodia’s reliance on imported cement.

The company has signed a contract with Hyundai Development Company on a new project by BSMMU.

The company is set to sell its share in Emirates Cement Bangladesh Ltd (ECBL) and Emirates Power Company Ltd (EPCL) to HeidelbergCement, Germany.

The company has plans to increase production by 25% next year; boosting supply in the wake of healthy domestic demand.

The Chinese cement sector has reported steady growth in the first three quarters of 2019.