Demand for cement in Thailand fell by 10% in 2009

2009-02-26 00:00:00

< P > < FONT face = Verdana > According to the World Daily of Thailand on February 25, Siam Cement (SCC), the largest cement manufacturer in Thailand, said that due to the suspension of many construction projects this year and the slow progress of official large-scale infrastructure projects, it is predicted that the cement market demand in Thailand will be 25 million tons in the whole year. 10% less than last year. The company's cement sales will also fall to 15 million tons from 18 million tons last year, with 9 million tons sold domestically and 6 million tons exported.

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