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Since its invention, demand for cement has been largely driven by housing and infrastructure. For countries like ours, which depend mostly on brick and mortar for...
Historically, the drivers of cement volumes have been infrastructure, construction and real estate activities. Cement volume growth shows a varying correlation with each of these segments....
India’s core sector output rose 3.2 per cent in August thanks to a sharp rise in steel production and a pickup in cement, suggesting a lift...
Growing infrastructure related activities in Thailand are boosting cement demand. Analysts say that the demand is expected to increase by at least five per cent next...
India has the second largest network of roads in the world. The 4,689,842 km network of roads in India, second only to and USA (6,586,610 km),...
Ambitious infrastructure development plans by the new government has infused the cement industry with optimism. Most of the major cement plants are looking ahead for capacity...
Based on the government?s plans to spend on major infrastructure projects with a special focus on constructing highways and hydropower and housing projects, Cherat Cement is...
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