Cement markets in the BRIC countries and other emerging countries up to 2030

1 Holcim‘s cement portfolio in 2010 Source/Quelle: Holcim
2 Development of global construction investment Source/Quelle: Oxford Economics
3 ROCE and OPEX in the cement industry Source/Quelle: OneStone Research
4 Global cement ­production figures up to 2030 Source/Quelle: BCG, OneStone Research
5 Cement factory of Shree Cement in India Source/Quelle: Shree Cement
6 Santa ­Helena cement factory in Brazil Ssource/Quelle: Votorantim
7 Cement production in the BRIC countries Source/Quelle: OneStone Research
8 Cement production CAGR in the BRIC countries Source/Quelle: OneStone Research
9 Population growth rate and PCC in the BRIC countries Source/Quelle: PRB, OneStone Research
10 Gresik cement ­factory in Indonesia Source/Quelle: Semen Indonesia
11 Canakkale ­cement factory in Turkey Source/Quelle: HeidelbergCement
12 Cement production in the SETIVIM countries Source/Quelle: OneStone Research
13 Cement production CAGR in the SETIVIM countries Source/Quelle: OneStone Research
14 Population growth rate and PCC in the SETIVIM countries Source/Quelle: PRB, OneStone Research
15 Obajana ­cement factory in Nigeria Source/Quelle: Dangote Cement
16 Cha-Am cement factory in Thailand Source/Quelle: Italcementi
17 Cement production in the Next7 countries Source/Quelle: OneStone Research
18 Cement production CAGR in the Next7 countries Source/Quelle: OneStone Research
19 Population growth rate and PCC in the Next7 countries Source/Quelle: PRB, OneStone Research
Banda Aceh cement factory in Indonesia Source/Quelle: Lafarge

At the moment, all eyes in the cement industry are directed at the emerging countries, because these are practically the only markets showing a growth in cement consumption. But what markets will follow the so-called BRIC countries? This market report presents forecasts for the period up to 2030.

1 Introduction

The BRIC countries Brazil, Russia, India and China lost some of their shine in 2012. Fund managers are now arguing about who has the best proposal regarding the countries that will follow BRIC. Will it be the so-called CIVETS (Columbia, Indonesia, ­Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa)? Or maybe the “Next Eleven” with Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, ­Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, Turkey, South Africa and   Vietnam? The rating agency Standard & Poors, for example, has created CIVETS60, a share index comprising 60 shares from the six CIVETS countries, in which...

TEXT Dr. Joachim Harder, OneStone Consulting S.L., Barcelona/Spain

This article appeared in

ZKG 7-8/2013

This article appeared in

ZKG 7-8/2013

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