ICG is one of the major Singaporean companies with a presence in Kazakhstan
Singapore and Kazakhstan strengthen economic ties, enhancing India’s role as a link between Southeast Asia and Eurasia. Kazakhstan’s transport initiatives and Singapore’s expertise create new business opportunities. The countries sign agreements to boost trade and investment, with Singapore investing in Kazakhstan’s economy. Cooperation focuses on innovation and digitalization for mutual benefit.
Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev Visited Alacem Cement Plant
Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev visited the Alacem Cement Plant, a hallmark of Kazakh-Singaporean collaboration. President Tokayev commended the facility for its pivotal role in bolstering the national construction sector and its significant economic contributions, notably in job creation and support for local infrastructure and development initiatives.
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国际水泥集团（International Cement Group）发布截至6月底的上半财年业绩，集团净利同比下跌15%至1107万元，主要因为兑换率损失所致；营收同比上扬9%至9232万元。
International Cement Group posts 23% rise in 1H earnings to $6 mil on higher cement demand in Tajikistan
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.
ICG subsidiary acquires cement-related assets in Kazakstan
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.
Relisted International Cement eyes demand in rapidly developing countries
International Cement Group (ICG), formerly Compact Metal Industries, is looking to set up more cement plants in Central Asia, Africa and South-east Asia, targeting especially regions that benefit from China’s Belt and Road initiatives.
