Cement maker Lafarge Republic Inc. (LRI) is putting up a new cement mill at its plant in Teresa, Rizal. The new mill, which will have a capacity to produce 850,000 metric tons of cement, is expected to start commercial operations in 2015.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is asking cement manufacturers to justify recent price hikes that led prices to exceed the suggested levels set by the agency.
San Miguel Corp. plans to spend $750 million to build three new cement plants to boost production in the country and support growth of the infrastructure sector.
When Eduardo Sahagun, or Ed as he is called, was named chief executive officer of Holcim Philippines in September last year, the people in the company were so happy and proud to have one of their own as the new big boss.
The country’s leading cement-maker Holcim Philippines expects to beef up its production capacity by about 2.5 million metric tons by end-2016 as it proceeds with plans to build a new cement plant in Norzagaray, Bulacan, which could be the single biggest cement plant in the Philippines.
Leading cement maker Holcim Philippines Inc. expects to continue growing at a healthy pace as sales are boosted by the expected increase private and public sector construction spending.
Holding firm Southeast Asia Cement Holdings Inc. (Seacem) is reviewing its options to transform itself into a backdoor listing vehicle after completing a share buyback that widened the public float of subsidiary Lafarge Republic Inc. (LRI) but reduced its own public ownership.
Cement manufacturing holding firm Southeast Asia Cement Holdings Inc. (Seacem) is launching a voluntary tender offer to buy back up to 93 percent of its shares in exchange for a mix of shares in its majority-owned subsidiary Lafarge Republic Inc. (LRI) and cash.
Cement manufacturing giant Holcim Philippines. Inc. has announced the appointment of Filipino executive Eduardo Sahagun as its new chief executive officer, effective Jan. 1, 2013.
Cement manufacturing holding firm Southeast Asia Cement Holdings Inc. (Seacem) on Tuesday sold a 2.3-percent interest in majority-owned Lafarge Republic Inc. (LRI) to local institutional investors for P1.14 billion.
In a typhoon-battered country like the Philippines, any kind of structure must be built upon a strong, solid foundation.
Holcim Philippines has no qualms in admitting that its main product, cement, is by no means what you can consider “green material.”
