Australia’s construction to remain sluggish up until 2020
A new report by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Centre forecasts a sluggish recovery for the construction industry in Australia.
A new report by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Centre forecasts a sluggish recovery for the construction industry in Australia.
PT Semen Indonesia is looking offshore as a supply glut damps profits at home.
The construction industry is forecast to record rapid growth in the next five years.
Organisations around the world are ramping up their contributions to climate change mitigation.
The company is offering 2.03 billion shares in an indicative range of 10.50 pesos to 12.00 pesos each.
Manufacturing companies across the globe are using smart finance to improve their competitive positioning.
On 16 June, China Resources Cement Holdings Limited and Anhui Conch Cement Company Limited entered into a strategic co-operation agreement.
FLSmidth has signed an EP contract with Tan Thang Cement Joint Stock Company for its greenfield cement plant in Vietnam.
China Resources Cement Holdings Limited has proposed the issue of medium term notes and commercial paper.
According to Timetric’s CIC, New Zealand’s construction industry is set to expand in real terms.
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Market growth forecast at 14.95% CAGR to 2020.
Indian players have been shortlisted after an initial round of screening and are competing with local Sri Lankan, Chinese and Thai cement makers.
The property sector of Indonesia remains subdued amid sluggish demand and development.
Product development at Cemex is driven by a group of specialists and researchers.