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News Eagle Cement grows profit in 2018 due to increased sales

Eagle Cement grows profit in 2018 due to increased sales

Written by Global Cement staff 19 March 2018
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Philippines: Eagle Cement’s net profit rose by 4% year-on-year to US$82m in 2017 from US$79m in 2016. It attributed this to increased sales, which rose by 12% to US$286m.

“We have continued to beat our operational targets in terms of volume growth and cost efficiencies. Our efforts in upgrading and debottlenecking of our existing production lines allowed us to keep healthy margins despite the challenging market environment,” said president and chief executive officer Paul Ang.

The cement producer is currently expanding its production capacity with a third production line at its Bulacan plant, which is due to start operation later in 2018. The new line will increase the company’s cement production capacity to 7.1Mt/yr. In November 2017 the company broke ground on its fourth production line at its Malabuyoc plant in Cebu. The project is on track for completion in 2020, and it will add another 2Mt/yr to the company’s capacity. The work at Malabuyoc also includes a marine terminal.

Last modified on 21 March 2018
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