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Sisecam announces consilidated financial results for the six months ended June 30, 2014 - In the first half of 2014, Şişecam Group’s consolidated sales increased by 24% compared to the same period of the last year, reaching USD 1.6 billion.
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In Nizhny Novgorod region, a ceremony was conducted to open new glass-making production of LLC Posuda of Turkish company Sisecam. "We have a lot of facilities operating on the Russian territory.
Thousands of workers at Turkey’s largest glass maker company Sisecam have gone on strike after months of collective talks failed to yield an outcome.
Sisecam, Turkey's biggest glassmaker, said on Monday its Pasabahce unit, which makes tableware and home furnishings, has started talks to acquire shares in Arc International, a French household goods maker. Read more here.
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Glassmaker Turkiye Sise ve Cam Fabrikalari (Sisecam) announced that it will hold a tender to sell its 117,018m2 land plot, where its idle Pasabahce plant is located, in the Beykoz district of Istanbul.
Having recently set up a growing UK manufacturing facility, the largest specialist insulated glass component manufacturer and distributor in the UK is a finalist for the Component Supplier of the Year Award in the up and coming G13 Awards.
Miglass Ltd, a UK based specialist glass processor, is delighted to have been nominated in the forthcoming G13 awards for the glass and glazing industry.
Turkey's leading glass maker Sisecam plans a series of share sales by its publicly traded companies, hoping to attract new long-term investors, its CEO Ahmet Kirman said. * Group to seek long-term investors for listed units * Share sales…
Glass producer Sisecam has received its award for being Turkey’s “Top Exporter of the Year 2012,” at a ceremony organized daily Dünya and DHL Express, sponsored by Akbank and Vodafone.
- Turkey-based glass producer Turkiye Sise ve Cam Fabrikalari A.S. (Sisecam) benefits from leading market positions in Turkey and growing geographic diversification.
Documentation of glass thickness distribution on production samples is an integral part of glass container process management and quality assurance programs.
Turkish windshield producer Sisecam is pouring 65 million Euro in a new a manufacturing facility in Buzau, according to Agerpres.
Turkiye Sise & Cam Fabrikalari AS (SISE), Turkey’s largest glass producer, fell to the lowest in almost six months after the company and two of its units reported first quarter profit that missed analysts’ estimates.
Sisecam has announced that its 2011 profits grew by 53% as it continued to expand abroad. According to reports, the company currently holds 3% of the global glass demand with its production, which has reached $3.7 billion.
Camis Ambalaj in Istanbul will be the first printer in Turkey to fire up a KBA’s new Rapida 145.
Turkish industrial giant Sisecam is going to invest USD 60 M more in its production facility for household glass in Bulgaria's Targovishte through its subsidiary, Trakiya Glass Bulgaria.
Turkey's biggest glassmaker Sisecam is interested in possible buying opportunities including a European glass manufacturing brand as it seeks to expand overseas, its chief executive Ahmet Kirman said.
Turkey's glass manufacturer Şişecam declared 484.3 million Turkish Lira (TL) net profit in 2010. (one USD equals 1.553 TL)Şişecam stated on Friday that its consolidated sales increased 15 percent to 4.2 billion TL in 2010 when compared to 2009.
Bulgarian Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, officially opened Monday the "Sisecam" factory for automobile glass in the northeastern city of Targovishte, saying the cabinet works hard to ease foreign investments in the country.
Sisecam's Trakiya Glass Bulgaria EAD will expand its production in 2011-2012.
Turkish glass company Sisecam expects to return to profit in the second quarter because of the appreciation of the lira and the rouble, its Chairman Ahmet Kirman told Reuters.* Maintains 3.7 billion lira 2009 sales target* Sticks to $500 million…
The construction of this factory, an investment of Euro 45 million, will kick off in 2010, Gruevski said, pointing out that the new plant will employ about 300 persons at the onset.