Holcim Indonesia sells less amid temporary overcapacity

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Indonesia: Holcim Indonesia has reported that market oversupply has caused lower cement sales in the first half of 2013 than in the first half of 2012. Sales volumes dropped by 1.3% to 4Mt between January 2013 and June 2013.

"The company had foreseen the contraction after a similar dip in the first quarter, the first time after eight consecutive quarters of growth," said Holcim Indonesia's president director Eamon Ginley.

In the first quarter, Holcim Indonesia reported that its cement sales volume had declined by 1.6% to around 2Mt. Ginley said the condition was temporary as demand would continue to increase over the medium to long terms, citing government and private sector investments in infrastructure and housing.

Last modified on 07 August 2013

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