AccessMyLibrary provides FREE access to millions of articles from top publications available through your library.
Create a link to this page
Copy and paste this link tag into your Web page or blog:
Malayan Cement set to gain from growing demand.
THE cement industry, which was severely affected when the property and construction industry slowed down during the economic downturn, is set to return to profitability as the economy recovers.
Poised to gain most from the growing demand for cement is Malayan Cement Bhd (MCB), the largest producer of cement and cement-related products in Malaysia, according to a report by MIDF Sisma Sdn Bhd.
The report said MCB is expecting a 20 per cent increase in demand for cement and cement-based products.
It also said the company's shares were fairly valued at RM1.53 per share after considering MCB's growth prospects and financial muscle of its major shareholder …
-
- MCement actively buying Kedah Cement shares (HL).
-
Magazine article from: Business Times (Malaysia)
April 11, 2001
700+ words
-
- UEM a step closer to controlling Kedah Cement.
-
Magazine article from: Business Times (Malaysia)
March 13, 2001
700+ words
-
- EON Bank seeking backdoor listing via Kedah Cement.
-
Magazine article from: Business Times (Malaysia)
July 27, 2001
700+ words
-
- Control of Kedah Cement may take place by year-end.
-
Magazine article from: Business Times (Malaysia)
September 15, 2000
700+ words
-
- Kedah Cement disclosure to bourse within four months.
-
Newspaper article from: New Straits Times
February 8, 2000
700+ words
