Sika 2015 results
Sika has announced its results for FY15
Sika has announced its results for FY15
Increasing investments in residential construction and transport infrastructure will drive growth in India’s construction industry.
The slowing Indian cement industry will improve in the coming years with the government's aggressive infrastructure development programmes.
Each of the non-binding bids has put an enterprise value in excess of Rs18 000 crore on the 21 million tpy business.
IKN has supplied a second cooler to Attock Cement Pakistan Limited.
LafargeHolcim Chief Executive Officer has said that the company is attracting strong interest for capacity it has been forced to sell in India.
Shares of Indian cement companies have risen ahead of the 29 February Union Budget.
Shree Cement has won the first ever non-coal mining lease allocated through the auction route.
At the 5th Corporate Social Responsibility Awards Summit on 11 February, Bestway Cement and Pakcem won three awards.
JSW Group is hoping to purchase distressed port assets in India as part of a wider move for a massive expansion of its ports capacity.
The global gypsum market is valued at US$1.49 billion in 2016.
ACC has released its results for the full year 2015.
Challenging market conditions impacted the financial performance in 2015.
LafargeHolcim has announced that Martin Kriegner will be appointed Head of India
JK Lakshmi Cement has released its results for the October – December 2015 quarter.