美國最大的水泥公司Cemex SAB公司，附屬于總部位于墨西哥的CEMEX公司，近日宣布其混凝土價(jià)格每立方碼將提高25美元。
由彭博資訊提供的一份聲明中稱，Cemex 公司表示這次提價(jià)是為了彌補(bǔ)燃油附加費(fèi)，將在十月一日生效。In a statement carried by Bloomberg, Cemex said the hike will replace fuel surcharges and is effective Oct. 1. 在一份聲明中進(jìn)行的彭博， CEMEX公司表示，加息將取代燃油附加費(fèi)，是有效的十月一日。公司指出，與價(jià)格下降的預(yù)拌混凝土相比，燃油、鋼材和瀝青的價(jià)格卻在持續(xù)上漲。提價(jià)可以使CEMEX公司從合同中取消燃油附加費(fèi)。
由彭博資訊提供的一份聲明中稱，Cemex 公司表示這次提價(jià)是為了彌補(bǔ)燃油附加費(fèi)，將在十月一日生效。In a statement carried by Bloomberg, Cemex said the hike will replace fuel surcharges and is effective Oct. 1. 在一份聲明中進(jìn)行的彭博， CEMEX公司表示，加息將取代燃油附加費(fèi)，是有效的十月一日。公司指出，與價(jià)格下降的預(yù)拌混凝土相比，燃油、鋼材和瀝青的價(jià)格卻在持續(xù)上漲。提價(jià)可以使CEMEX公司從合同中取消燃油附加費(fèi)。
除去CEMEX集團(tuán)在2007年7月購買Rinker 集團(tuán)公司所花費(fèi)的142億美元，由于住房市場低迷，CEMEXE公司今年二季度預(yù)拌混凝土在美國的銷售量相比去年同期。下降了29％。彭博補(bǔ)充說。
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Cemex Hikes Cement Prices By $25 Per Cubic Yard
(Houston, Texas) - Cemex SAB, the U.S.'s largest cement firm and subsidiary of Monterrey, Mexico-based Cemex, announced that it will raise concrete prices by $25 a cubic yard.
In a statement carried by Bloomberg, Cemex said the hike will replace fuel surcharges and is effective Oct. 1. Prices of fuel, steel and asphalt continue to soar compared with the falling prices for ready-mix concrete, the company said.
The price increase will enable Cemex to forego fuel surcharges from contracts.
Excluding Cemex's July 2007 purchase of Rinker Group Ltd. for $14.2 billion, the cement firm's ready-mix concrete sales in the U.S. went down 29 percent in the second quarter over the same period last year due to a residential housing slump, Bloomberg added.
In a statement carried by Bloomberg, Cemex said the hike will replace fuel surcharges and is effective Oct. 1. Prices of fuel, steel and asphalt continue to soar compared with the falling prices for ready-mix concrete, the company said.
The price increase will enable Cemex to forego fuel surcharges from contracts.
Excluding Cemex's July 2007 purchase of Rinker Group Ltd. for $14.2 billion, the cement firm's ready-mix concrete sales in the U.S. went down 29 percent in the second quarter over the same period last year due to a residential housing slump, Bloomberg added.
