Heidelberg has more than 13 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) cement making capacity in India, of which 6.3 MTPA is with the listed entity He...

HUL, HDFC Life, Ambuja Cement, ICICI Lombard GIC, AU Bank, Polycab, Hatsun Agro, L&T Finance, DCM Shriram and Rallis India are among the co...

The JSW Group, which is already present in the sector and the Adani Group which does not have a presence, are also reportedly in the race f...

“Cement as a sector that will clearly benefit from the infrastructure push that we have been long waiting for. JK Cement, Heidelberg Cement...

If I have to look at pure play road construction companies, in spite of the ups and downs in performance, Dilip Buildcon looks good.

These companies generally report strong results and have promising prospects compared to their sectoral peers.

CCI has looked at a minimum of two states and a maximum of six states that are associated with the plant state in terms of inflow and outfl...

One of the most volatile financial years in memory ended with the S&P BSE Sensex losing 9.72% in value, yet the mergers and acquisitions fr...

Promoters are expecting a enterprise valuation of Rs 5,500 – Rs 6,000 crore for Reliance Cements.

Competition Commission of India has approved German firm Heidelberg Cement's acquisition of Italcementi SpA. They are into cement and build...

The transaction would be funded through existing cash reserves and incremental debt, and is subject to approval of Competition Commission o...

The three will be competing with Temasek, the Singapore government's investment arm, Heidelberg, the world's third biggest cement maker.

The rationale behind the exercise is to significantly bring down the Delhi-based conglomerate’s consolidated group net debt in one shot.

The deal will help Lafarge access L&T’s 66 plants and also make it the country’s largest RMC maker. India Inc's hotshots I List of Billiona...

German cement major HeidelbergCement is close to picking up a 15-20% stake in the Mehta group-promoted Gujarat Sidhee Cement.

The constantly increasing cement prices seem to prove one thing, that the demand for the construction material shows no sign of flagging.

HeidelbergCement, Germany's biggest cement maker, agreed to buy a majority stake in India's Mysore Cements, boosting its share of the world...