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Local government warns tardy cement plant projects in Myanmar

July 15, 2019 by Thiha

Myanmar: U Aung Kyaw Thu, the Hluttaw representative of Mon State Parliament and chairperson of the public budget scrutiny, finance planning and economics matters review committee has warned that cement plant projects granted licenses by the Myanmar Investment Commission (MIC) that have not implemented their plans will not be granted permission to extend their licenses. […]

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Govt explores possibility of cement plant in Chin

November 6, 2018 by Thiha

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation (MNREC) is inviting expressions of interest (EOI) from foreign and local investors to conduct detailed feasibility studies and measurement of limestone deposits before considering the setting up of a cement plant in Chin State. The proposed site for the project, covering some 4300 hectares, is located in […]

Filed Under: Tenders & Awards Tagged With: cement plant, Chin, limestone, MNREC, The ministry of natural resources and environmental comservation

EOI measuring limestone for building cement factory in Hakha district, Chin State. Closing date 27 Nov 2018

November 1, 2018 by thiha

Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation Department of Geological Survey and Mineral Explorer Expression of Interest in measuring limestone for building a cement factory in Hakha district, Chin State The Department of Geological Survey and Mineral Explorer from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation has issued an expression of interest inviting […]

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ASEAN’s largest packaging firm to start Thilawa operations next year

October 13, 2017 by Thiha

Kian Joo Group, the largest packaging business in ASEAN, is investing in a packaging plant in the Thilawa Special Economic Zone (SEZ). Construction of the plant is expected to be complete by the first quarter of next year. Malaysia-based Kian Joo is one of the biggest can manufacturers within ASEAN, manufacturing a wide range of […]

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China Eyes Mon State Investment

October 11, 2017 by Thiha

MAWLAMYINE, Mon State — Chinese Ambassador to Myanmar Hong Liang indicated his country is considering investment in Mon State during a meeting with the state government on Friday. According to the Chinese ambassador, investors are interested in rubber products manufacturing, fruit cultivation and the tourism sector, said Mon State minister for natural resources and environmental […]

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Residents stage protest against coal-fired power plant built in MCL Cement Plant

August 28, 2017 by Thiha

Malamyine residents have staged a protest against the coal-fired power plant at MCL Cement Plant in Kyaikmayaw, Mon State, which may also have been constructed without permission. Aung Kyaw Thu, Chairman of Finance, Planning and Economic Affairs Assessment and Scrutiny Committee of Mon State Parliament, said: “Our committee raised a question to the Ministry of […]

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Mawlamyine plant may not have proper power plant permission

August 25, 2017 by Thiha

Myanmar: A controversial 0.5Mt/yr cement plant in Mon State’s Kyaikmayaw Township has apparently not sought permission from the Ministry of Electricity and Energy in order to generate power, according to the ministry itself. This has rekindled demands from local residents that the plant cease production. The US$400m plant, run by Mawlamyine Cement Limited (MCL), is […]

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Foreign investor looking for Myanmar cement plant to buy

July 28, 2016 by thiha

Foreign investor looking for Myanmar cement plant to buy over Our client is looking to buy over a cement plant which meets the following conditions: The daily capacity of the cement clinker production is more than 5000 tons; The limestone mines and necessary raw materials are available; The construction of the cement plant has […]

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Siam Cement Group to invest in greenfield cement plant in Myanmar

August 28, 2013 by thiha

Siam Cement Group yesterday said it would invest Bt12.4 billion for its first integrated greenfield cement plant in Myanmar to serve the rising demand in that market. Kan Trakulhoon, president and chief executive of SCG, said the board of directors approved the investment to construct its first fully integrated cement plant in Myanmar under that […]

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Thailand SCG’s cement plant likely to get board nod from board

August 3, 2013 by thiha

SIAM CEMENT GROUP’S board of directors is expected in August to approve a plan to invest US$420 million (Bt13.15 billion) in a new cement plant in Myanmar, indicating its confidence in the economic potential of Asean. “Despite concerns of lower economic growth in Asean, we’re still confident that it’s a promising region. In August, the […]