ThyssenKrupp generates net profit for the first time in three years
ThyssenKrupp achieved net earnings of €195 million and earnings per share of €0.38 in the 2013 – 2014 fiscal year.
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ThyssenKrupp achieved net earnings of €195 million and earnings per share of €0.38 in the 2013 – 2014 fiscal year.
In September 2014, seasonally adjusted production in the construction sector fell by 1.8% in the euro area (EA18) and by 0.9% in the EU28 compared to August.
The Timken Company has announced its intention to acquire the assets of Revolvo Ltd, which produces ball and roller bearings for industrial applications.
Cemex has provided an overview of the UK infrastructure projects it has been involved in recently, which range from a new airport terminal to an onshore gas plant.
The German cement company has suspended operations at its plant near Donetsk, according to the Financial Times.
Lafarge Malaysia has recorded a 54% drop in net profit for 3Q14, attributed to lower revenues and higher costs.
Though revenue was affected by currency depreciation and a slowdown in some markets, the Italian cement company reduced debt and grew EBITDA over the first nine months of the year.
Vortex has announced the appointment of Envisolid S.L. as the company’s exclusive representative in Spain.
The PCA has elected James G. Toscas as President and CEO, John Stull as Chairman and Karl Watson Jr. as Vice-Chairman.
India’s Competition Commission has approved Jaiprakash Associates’ proposed sale of its cement grinding unit at Panipat, Haryana, to Shree Cements.
Holcim Ltd has announced changes to its senior management in Africa Middle East; Atlas Copco is strengthening its rental channel with two new appointments.
The CAC has commended the Government of Canada for delivering on its commitment to support local infrastructure priorities with the renewed gas tax fund.