最近，路透社記者了解到，墨西哥Cemex 公司，世界第三大水泥生產(chǎn)商，計(jì)劃提高其本地水泥價(jià)格，平均提高幅度為5%。
記者還通過相關(guān)人士了解到，價(jià)格增加的原因是由于世界能源的高成本以及由此對(duì)公司成本造成的巨大影響。
記者還通過相關(guān)人士了解到，價(jià)格增加的原因是由于世界能源的高成本以及由此對(duì)公司成本造成的巨大影響。
墨西哥北部城市蒙特雷，CEMEX的所在地，的建材分銷商告訴記者，一袋110磅（50公斤）的水泥價(jià)格將由目前的100比索左右上升到大約105比索。
Cemex, 在超過50個(gè)國家擁有業(yè)務(wù)，其主要市場(chǎng)：歐洲和美國，正面臨房屋建設(shè)放緩。Cemex 去年收購澳大利亞Rinker建材公司后一直在試圖降低成本。
Cemex, 在超過50個(gè)國家擁有業(yè)務(wù)，其主要市場(chǎng)：歐洲和美國，正面臨房屋建設(shè)放緩。Cemex 去年收購澳大利亞Rinker建材公司后一直在試圖降低成本。
墨西哥市場(chǎng)在Cemex 每年的總銷售額里占16%
Cemex最近一次提高墨西哥市場(chǎng)水泥價(jià)格是在2007年12月，提高了大約10% 。
（ 1美元= 10.3比索）
附英文：
Cemex to raise Mexico cement prices by 5 pct
Cemex to raise Mexico cement prices by 5 pct
(MONTERREY, Mexico) - Mexico's Cemex (CX.N), (CMXCPO.MX), the world's No. 3 cement producer, plans to increase its local cement prices by an average of 5 percent starting on Monday, a source close to the company said on Friday.
"This increase is due to higher world energy costs and the big impact on the company's costs," the source told Reuters.
Building material distributors consulted by Reuters in the northern Mexican city of Monterrey, where Cemex is based, said the price of a 110-pound (50-kg) bag of cement will rise to about 105 pesos ($10.19) from the current 100-peso average price.
Cemex, which has operations in more than 50 countries, faces a housing slowdown in its key European and U.S. markets and is also trying to reduce costs following its takeover last year of Australia-based building materials company Rinker.
Mexico represents 16 percent of Cemex's total annual sales.
Cemex last increased Mexican cement prices in December 2007 with an average 10 percent hike.
($1 = 10.3 pesos)
"This increase is due to higher world energy costs and the big impact on the company's costs," the source told Reuters.
Building material distributors consulted by Reuters in the northern Mexican city of Monterrey, where Cemex is based, said the price of a 110-pound (50-kg) bag of cement will rise to about 105 pesos ($10.19) from the current 100-peso average price.
Cemex, which has operations in more than 50 countries, faces a housing slowdown in its key European and U.S. markets and is also trying to reduce costs following its takeover last year of Australia-based building materials company Rinker.
Mexico represents 16 percent of Cemex's total annual sales.
Cemex last increased Mexican cement prices in December 2007 with an average 10 percent hike.
($1 = 10.3 pesos)
