Dyckerhoff expecting decrease in sales revenues for 2013

Dyckerhoff, the Wiesbaden, Germany-based construction material group, which is part of Buzzi Unicem, generated sales revenues of €711 million in the first half of 2013, down 6%. Cement sales volumes were down in almost all regions expect in Russia and the US. Dyckerhoff also recorded decreasing sales volumes of ready-mixed concrete and additives. In the full year 2013, Dyckerhoff is expecting both sales revenues and EBITDA to lag behind the figures of the previous year. Since the group will not suffer extra
August 6, 2013 Read time: 1 min

876 Dyckerhoff, the Wiesbaden, Germany-based construction material group, which is part of 1451 Buzzi Unicem, generated sales revenues of €711 million in the first half of 2013, down 6%.

Cement sales volumes were down in almost all regions expect in Russia and the US. Dyckerhoff also recorded decreasing sales volumes of ready-mixed concrete and additives.

In the full year 2013, Dyckerhoff is expecting both sales revenues and EBITDA to lag behind the figures of the previous year. Since the group will not suffer extraordinary write-downs as in 2012, however, earnings before and after taxes are forecast to rise compared to 2012.

For more information on companies in this article

Related Content

November 7, 2013

HeidelbergCement doubles Group profit in Q3 2013

HeidelbergCement says it doubled group profit in the third-quarter to €627 million (€318 million same period 2012) following a solid operational performance concealed by currency effects.

The group’s latest figures show cement volumes up 4%; aggregates volumes up 6% and ready-mixed concrete volumes up 4% while the group revenue was stable at €3.9 billion (like-for-like +5%), although operating income before depreciation (OIBD) decreased by 7% to €811 million (like-for-like -2%; excluding prior year gain

August 16, 2013

Indian group companies dull second-half Holcim results

Global economic growth in the first half of 2013 was weaker than foreseen, says Holcim in its first-half results for 2013. Construction activity was hurt by the severe winter as well as the bad weather encountered in many regions, and demand fell short of expectations particularly in India, Canada, Mexico and Morocco. By contrast, the economic climate was significantly better in the Philippines and Ecuador, among other markets. Holcim succeeded in increasing group net income and cash flow from operating act

boombox1

Highlighted Content

boombox2