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Research
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RECENT ADVISORY PROJECTS
Selection of recent CW Advisory projects, showcasing our deep industry sector expertise and service capabilities, ranging from strategy development, M&A advisory, to operational excellence. Learn more about past CW Advisory engagement experiences →.
Worked with a mechanical industry client to develop the conceptual solution for a steel forging production line and screened potential design firms and suppliers to meet technical requirements.
Managed the implementation program of the production line and all surrounding services, including quality inspections, logistics etc,
RECENT REPORTS
Our latest syndicated market reports based on our seasoned research team’s key findings, providing insightful industry information and a clear direction for efficient business strategies. Learn more about CW Research's market research and forecast products →
INDUSTRY NEWS
Building materials
- New construction standards to be implemented in Canada
- Cement prices in Egypt, August 16
- Cement prices rising in Senegal
- Votorantim’s net income surges in second quarter
- Hunan Longhui Southern Cement to roll out new cement product
- Cement demand in the Philippines expected to grow further
- Cement sector to benefit from new transport project in western China
- Pakistan: Power Cement closes third of capacity
- Hunan Longhui Southern Cement to roll out new cement product
- Weekly cement market update
Paper & pulp
- World Bank approves loan to reforest area of Colombia
- Granoro Pasta Factory to launch recyclable packaging
- WestRock wants its Brazilian kraft paper plant to be the world's most productive
- Andritz acquires Kempulp
- US printing-writing paper shipments decrease in July
- South Korea testing US wood chips for biomass production
- KH-Pack Krautscheid expands range of cardboard fruit boxes
- Ethiopia’s reforestation efforts proceeding according to target
- Nestlé to switch to paper wrapping of Japanese KitKats
- Paper companies stand to benefit from shift away from plastic
Solid fuels
- ASGCO unveils new line of sure grip belt clamps
- US: Royal Dutch Shell refinery restarting coker at Norco refinery
- Washed coal volumes to be curbed across Northern China
- Coal-fueled energy prices in China remain low
- Pakistan: New coal storage site to be built in Bin Qasim Town
- Dartbrooke mine life-extension request denied
- Coal production decreases across China during July 2019
- Vale downgrades coal production outlook for Mozambique
- Vietnam government to sell its share in state-owned groups by next year’s end
- Mechel’s coal output increases in 2Q2019
Dry bulk cargo
- Brazil’s soybeans market heats up due to rise in Chinese demand
- Taganrog Commercial Sea Port increases investment in port infrastructure in 1H2019
- Port of Karachi handles close to 115,000 tons of cargo
- Canal Sugar building new grain terminal in Egyptian port
- Vale signs new memorandum of understanding with Ningbo Zhoushan Port Group
- Salalah Port’s revenues grows in first half of the year
- US ports concerned over new tariffs on Chinese goods
- Baltic Dry Index continues to expand
- Tajikistan’s cement exports rise in January-July
- Philippines government recommends added tariffs for imported cement
