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Kumar Mangalam Birla may have missed out on Holcim deal but he isn't ruing it“It would have been nice to have, but you know, at a (reasonable) price. I think that if you have other options where you can build assets ...- Gautam Adani is spoiling for an epic war with Kumar Mangalam BirlaThe Holcim deal, India’s largest-ever M&A transaction in the infrastructure and materials space, pits Adani in a race with Kumar Mangalam B...
- Expect a lot of competition between Adani and UltraTech going ahead: Sanjay Ladiwala“Over a period of years, the Adani Group will look to match UltraTech in size which today is about double – they are about 120 million tonn...
- GST is not a stumbling block for cement sector: Sanjay Ladiwala, ExpertImplementation of GST has not been such a problem basically in the wholesale sector
- Cement is a cyclical commodity, no reason for consternation: Sanjay Ladiwala, Cement ExpertIn an interview with ET Now, Sanjay Ladiwala, cement expert, reacts to government's allegations of collusion to jack up prices and the outc...
- Housing in metro cities has taken a sharp hit: Sanjay Ladiwala, Cement ExpertIt is mainly the retail segment and the individual housing in the rural sector which has been affected and that is mainly because of the ca...
- Prices in north likely to be remunerative post-monsoon: Sanjay Ladiwala, Chairman, Cement stockists & Dealers"We have always seen in the monsoon that the dispatches do come off, they are down by about nearly 40 per cent," says Sanjay Ladiwala.
- See more capacity coming on stream in 2014: Sanjay LadiwalaYes, to some extent the pre-election factor is driving the prices up, but it is also the fact that it is the peak season.
- Cement may see price correction: Sanjay Ladiwala, Cement Stockists & Dealers Association of BombayIn an interview with ET Now, Sanjay Ladiwala, Chairman, Cement Stockists & Dealers Association of Bombay, speaks about the cement sector. E...
- Cement prices can correct by another 10% to 15% on lower demand: Sanjay Ladiwala, Cement Stockists & Dealers Association of BombayIn an interview with ET Now, Sanjay Ladiwala, President, Cement Stockists & Dealers Association of Bombay, gives his views on the pricing s...
- Slower execution of infrastructure projects affecting cement demand: Sanjay Ladiwala, Cement Stockists & Dealers Association of BombaySanjay Ladiwala, President, Cement Stockists & Dealers Association of Bombay in an interview with ET Now talks about the cement prices and ...
- Cement dearer by Rs 6 per bag in Mumbai, other regions may followCement has become costlier by an average of Rs 6 per 50 kg bag in Mumbai with other cities and regions also likely to raise prices followin...
- Cement prices may soon dip on supply glutACC, Ambuja Cements and Grasim Industries may soon cut cement prices as the commissioning of new plants has improved supplies and a late mo...
- Cement prices may fall by Rs 5 a bagCement prices are expected to soften by Rs 3-5 per 50 kg bag next month due to the twin effect of excess supply and lower demand, industry ...
- Cement prices may dip by up to 10%Cement prices could fall by up to 10% in the coming months, pushed lower by new supply and slower construction activity during the monsoon ...
- No excise relief, cos hike cement priceBuoyed by an improved demand, cement makers have raised prices by Rs 5-8 per 50-kg bag in Mumbai and Gujarat from Sunday. This has defeated...
- Cement cos may freeze import of building commodity from PakistanCement organisations to put a temporary halt on importing cement from Wagah border due to RDX threat.
- Cement dealers form safety net to tackle defaultersThe slowdown in the economy and credit crunch is hitting cement dealers hard as many builders and government contractors have started delay...
- Bulk cement prices up in western IndiaBulk cement prices have gone up by 4-7 rupees per 50-kg bag in western India with effect from March 1, a trade official said on Monday.
- Cement prices hardenThe price of cement in the non-trade or bulk segment has been upwardly revised by Rs 3-5 on Friday.
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