Published by International Cement Review every two years, The Global Cement Report is the most comprehensive industry reference available,
featuring key market information on over 165 countries.
The Tenth Edition of the Global Cement Report presents the latest market information covering the 2010-12 period, alongside short-term forecasts for the period up to 2014.
Cement consumption and production data, import and export statistics plus recent pricing information and new plant projects combine to make this a comprehensive and invaluable resource.
The report’s well-known country-by-country format is supplemented with an in-depth world overview of key industry trends and company profiles of the leading cement producers.
Thoroughly researched by ICR’s experienced team of analysts, this report integrates all available market data and combines detailed quantitative analysis with expert assessments to produce the only truly global overview of the cement sector available.
The Global Cement Report is supplied with a companion CD featuring a 22-year statistical database covering the 1990-2012 period, presented in a variety of formats to facilitate global and regional research assessments.
The Tenth Edition of the Global Cement Report presents the latest market information covering the 2010-12 period, alongside short-term forecasts for the period up to 2014.
Cement consumption and production data, import and export statistics plus recent pricing information and new plant projects combine to make this a comprehensive and invaluable resource.
The report’s well-known country-by-country format is supplemented with an in-depth world overview of key industry trends and company profiles of the leading cement producers.
Thoroughly researched by ICR’s experienced team of analysts, this report integrates all available market data and combines detailed quantitative analysis with expert assessments to produce the only truly global overview of the cement sector available.
The Global Cement Report is supplied with a companion CD featuring a 22-year statistical database covering the 1990-2012 period, presented in a variety of formats to facilitate global and regional research assessments.
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