Spain: Cementos Molins profit grows in H1 2014

Spanish cement firm, Cementos Molins, generated a profit of €17.97 million during the first six months of 2014, which represents a 116.9% growth. This has been attributed to a 39% decrease in losses in Spain to €13.6 million. International activity brought in profits of €31.6 million. Other figures show that turnover fell 6.7% to €248.4 million, whilst gross operating profit stood at €1.5 million.
July 31, 2014 Read time: 1 min

Spanish cement firm, 4709 Cementos Molins, generated a profit of €17.97 million during the first six months of 2014, which represents a 116.9% growth. This has been attributed to a 39% decrease in losses in Spain to €13.6 million. International activity brought in profits of €31.6 million. Other figures show that turnover fell 6.7% to €248.4 million, whilst gross operating profit stood at €1.5 million.

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