International Cement Group has set up a joint venture company for the construction of a cement plant in Jambyl, Kazakhstan. The JV company will oversee the construction of a new dry process cement clinker production line with a daily production of 3,500 tonnes of clinker in the Jambyl region. The re...

MAINBOARD-LISTED International Cement Group (ICG) has announced that its subsidiary Sharcem has entered into a sale and purchase agreement to acquire cement-related assets in Kazakhstan on an "as-is" condition.

International Cement Group (ICG) plans to acquire cement-related assets in Kazakhstan for a cash consideration of KZT 7.07 billion ($22.11 million). In a filing to the Singapore Exchange (SGX) dated April 12, ICG announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary International Cement Share has incorporated ...

International Cement Group (formerly Compact Metal Industries), a cement producer and distributor in the Central Asia region, announced that its 1H20 earnings have increased by some 23% to $6.0 million from $4.9 million in 1H19. This translates to earnings per share of 0.1 cent, up from 0.9 cent las...

THE Singapore Exchange has granted International Cement Group a six-month extension to Dec 4, 2020, to exit from its watch list under the minimum trading price (MTP) entry criteria.

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INTERNATIONAL Cement Group (ICG) has called off its proposed US$104.4 million cash purchase of African cement producer Schwenk Namibia, the watch-listed cement producer said in a bourse filing on Monday morning.

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Monday:

INTERNATIONAL Cement Group (ICG) has called off its proposed US$104.4 million purchase of African cement producer Schwenk Namibia, the watch-listed cement producer said in a bourse filing on Monday.

INTERNATIONAL Cement Group (ICG) has extended, by six months, the long stop date to fulfil the closing conditions of its proposed US$104.4 million purchase of African cement producer Schwenk Namibia.