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    • Looking for acquisitions for JSW Cement expansion: Sajjan Jindal

      Indian cement makers are bullish on the demand environment amid increased government spending on infrastructure, rural development and expansion of the housing sector

    • Jaypee Power Ventures board meets today over divestment of cement grinding unit

    • Holcim’s exit: Financial muscle no longer a trump card for MNCs in India

    • Chennai Super Kings (not out) Rs 7,240 crore. N Srinivasan c Supreme Court b Analysts

    • Adani Enterprises incorporates new subsidiary for cement business

    • UltraTech shareholders approve merger of JP Group's cement biz

    • Nirma raises Rs 4,000 cr debt to fund Lafarge deal

    • Emami eyes pan-India cement footprint in 5-7 years

    • Birla Corp defends deal to buy Reliance Infra's cement biz

    • JP Associates pulls out of Rs 34k cr electronic chip proj:Sharma

    • Excl: Lafarge can't sell biz to local cos; foreigners in fray

    • Why Anand Rathi prefers Ultratech over ACC, Ambuja

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Jaspreet Singh Arora, senior analyst - Cement & Construction - Institution Equity, Anand Rathi says apart from UltraTech‘s deal with Jaiprakash Associates for its cement unit, the cement major has good presence in ancillary business too.

    • JP Associates looking for strategic investor in cement biz

      Manoj Gaur, executive chairman of Jaiprakash Associates spoke to CNBC-TV18 about the business environment and the way ahead for the company.

    • Profits to be upwards of Rs 100cr each quarter: Rain Comm

      Rain Commodities announced its Q3CY11 results and approved a buyback of Rs 1 crore fully paid up equity shares. Chief financial officer T Srinivasa Rao expects the profits to be upwards of Rs 100 crore each quarter. The company plans to list its CPC business by second half of FY12.

    • Century Textiles cement biz set to merge with Ultratech

      Century Textiles and Industries cement business is set to merge with Ultratech, reports Business Standard. It touched an intraday high of Rs 318.20 and an intraday low of Rs 306. At 09:26 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 315.80, up Rs 10.90, or 3.57%.

    • Orient Papers to demerge cement business in April 2012

      At a time when there is a possibility to see a cement price hike, Orient Papers & Industries is likely to go for a demerger of the cement business. The company has announced the demerged will be effective on April 1, 2012.

    • Orient Paper loses further ground

      Orient Paper has slipped furtehr today. It touched an intraday high of Rs 62.20 and an intraday low of Rs 60.10. At 09:22 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 60.80, down Rs 1.15, or 1.86%.

    • Century Plyboards may sell part of its stake in cement arm

      Century Plyboards is exploring options of raising funds in its cement division, reports CNBC-TV18’s Nimesh Shah quoting sources.

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