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  1. World cement bagging equipment market to shrink to USD 154 million by 2024

    additional aspect conditioning the world cement bagging market, with a trend for shifting from bag to bulk, driven by infrastructure projects. Bag fillers lead the market Segment-wise, in the next five years, bag fillers are forecast to remain...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  2. Global cement demand curbed by China's decline; India remains promising

    its cement consumption is expected to continue declining over the coming years.ÔÇØ US boosted by USD 1.5 trillion infrastructure plan The outlook for the North American region is projected to be driven by the USÔÇÖ construction outlook, as the country...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  3. Cement and clinker trade prices improve in March

    month on month. ÔÇ£Cement exporters in the region have been able to sustain their export prices. The investments in infrastructure to support shipments of larger volumes of cement are appearing as a sign of a positive outlookÔÇØ, assesses Carolina...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  4. Kenyan cement demand to top 7mn tons on road infrastructure and housing in 2023

    in the country over the next decade due to an increased number of projects being carried out. Most are related to infrastructure works targeting the improvement of road infrastructure and power supply. Housing is also a top priority, as the government...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  5. World cement demand tempered by China's slowdown; outlook remains cautious

    and Africa to recover In China, cement demand is being dragged down by lack of investment in the real estate and infrastructure sectors. In total, the Chinese cement market is expected to consume 2.55 billion tons of cement in 2018, a decrease of almost...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  6. Cement prices continue positive momentum in 2Q 2018

    cement manufacturers believe that the 13.1 percent annual improvement was supported by the commencement of planned infrastructure projects. In the US, on the West Coast, the market conditions were strong enough to mitigate the poorer price results of...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  7. Dominican cement sector to near 6 million tons on infrastructure projects and exports

    trend will be supported by increasing cement exports to neighboring Caribbean markets, coupled with cement-intensive infrastructure projects, both road- and energy-related. The promising outlook for cement consumption in the coming years follows a...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  8. Med Basin and Persian Gulf cement trade prices decline; outlook remains positive

    period a year ago. Domestically, demand growth has been supported by government policies, which initiated several mega infrastructure projects. In terms of export, figures started improving in February this year, with special emphasis to Afghanistan....

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    • Category: CW Research News
  9. Colombian cement demand to surpass 15 million tons by 2023

    in their most cement-intensive stages. ÔÇ£In the upcoming years, the cement sector in Colombia will be shaped by the 4G infrastructure projects. In one hand, that project will be one of the main consumption hubs for Colombian cement, while on the other,...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  10. Global cement demand to slide to 4 billion tons by 2050

    to increase Whereas in under-developed geographies cement demand is likely to be largely driven by investments in infrastructure and housing, in mature economies total and per-capita cement consumption will possibly experience a modest decrease until...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  11. Global cement volumes to rise through 2022, despite declining Chinese demand

    growth rate of 3.8 percent. Despite declining in 2017, Indian cement demand is expected to rebound quite fast, as large infrastructure projects are now approaching the construction phase, and the budget for affordable housing has been doubled. China to...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  12. Government projects driving Maldivian cement demand through 2019

    GDP growth rates will allow for strong levels in cement demand, higher than what had been recorded prior to 2015's infrastructure projects. In the upcoming years, commercial and residential are going to be the main operational areas for the construction...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  13. World cement prices to stabilize in 1Q 2018

    is expected to keep bringing the regional average downwards. Conversely, in Argentina, a strong public investment on infrastructure and housing drove the cement demand and prices upwards. Over the same period, in the US, a strong construction activity...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  14. Nepalese cement demand to surpass 10 million tons by 2023

    to complete vital construction projects in the aftermath of the 2015 earthquake, as well as transportation and energy infrastructure, will further accelerate this upward trend in domestic cement consumption. Apparent cement consumption in Nepal...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  15. CW Research: World cement market: outlook through 2022 upgraded, challenges abound

    the federation's construction sector, translating into a 3.0 percent upward revision in 2017. Political stability and infrastructure investment support recoveries Globally, Asia ex-China appears as the fastest growing region, with markets in the Indian...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  16. 2016 world cement demand forecast revised downward on Chinese slowdown

    and robust investment in construction. Indonesia is also seen as a bright spot with strong governmental support to the infrastructure. Forecastwith a slow global recovery ÔÇ£The continued slowdown in China is impacting cement growth in export dependent...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  17. BrazilÔÇÖs CMPC Riograndense to upgrade its mills

    Port of Pelotas. The company plans to do an additional investment of BRL 96 million in construction of the track and infrastructure environment. The company expects to produce 1.75 million tons of bleached hardwood pulp in both production lines.[/PAID]...

    • Type: Article
    • Category: South America
  18. BrazilÔÇÖs Klabin completes road construction

    works are being completed by the company, with credit given, which is the reduction in the GST in future application infrastructure.[/PAID] Copyright CW Group. All rights reserved. Unauthorized distribution expressly prohibited.

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    • Category: South America
  19. India's market slowly growing in FY2016

    grew by 1.26 percent. For the same period in 2015 fiscal year there was 9.73 percent growth. Slow recovery in infrastructure spending and the delay of the effects of government policies in the area are likely to continue slowing down the market growth....

    • Type: Article
    • Category: Markets & Competition
  20. Opportunities for cement industry in Pakistan

    cement consumption, has immense potential for the cement industry. The country continues to lag behind in housing and infrastructure, with the government trying to alter that reality. Currently, domestic growth is growing between 8 to 9 percent per...

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    • Category: Markets & Competition

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