GlobalData: Indonesian construction industry to expand in 2022
The construction industry in Indonesia is expected to record a growth of 7.2% in real terms in 2022, surpassing the pre-pandemic output levels, according to GlobalData.
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The construction industry in Indonesia is expected to record a growth of 7.2% in real terms in 2022, surpassing the pre-pandemic output levels, according to GlobalData.
To celebrate its 8th anniversary, Semen Indonesia Group held a virtual celebration on 07 January which was attended by all employees at the company's operational locations.
The World Cement Association has announced that Cemindo Gemilang will join them as a Corporate Member.
PT Siam-Indo Gypsum Industry has ordered an MPS 180 GC for its plant in Bekasi, Indonesia.
The World Cement Association has welcomed Semen Indonesia to its international network of members.
The package ordered incorporates two MVR 5000 C-4 mills for cement grinding and one MVR 5000 R-4 for raw material grinding.
GCP Applied Technologies are set to showcase two new cement additives at the 25th ASEAN Federation of Cement Manufacturers Technical Symposium & Exhibition in Asia.
HeidelbergCement’s Asia-Pacific business showed signs of stabilisation in 2017 with demand strengthening through the year.
China will drag down average cement consumption growth over the next five years, as the country continues to battle overcapacity, counterbalancing a rosier outlook elsewhere.
Construction sector growth in Indonesia is expected to grow strongly to 2021 – but the cement sector will remain plagued by overcapacity.
Thailand-based The Siam Cement Public Co. is to invest in a logistics joint venture company alongside the Barito Group in Indonesia.
Asian cement production grew in the first four months of the year on good performance in China, Thailand, and Vietnam, while in Latin America and the Mediterranean Basin, producers struggled.