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moti wrote:guyana green heart for it yes.
Greypatch wrote:alluh did NOT want to support harricrete when the man brought in cement from ASIA and with COMPETITION FORCED TCL a NATIONAL company to reduce their prices.
And in the process ease the rape of the citizens of T&T.
so in the words of Kartel "tek fack"
Greypatch wrote:alluh did NOT want to support harricrete when the man brought in cement from ASIA and with COMPETITION FORCED TCL a NATIONAL company to reduce their prices.
And in the process ease the rape of the citizens of T&T.
so in the words of Kartel "tek fack"
rfari wrote:CMA importing cemex for 34 + VAT. not so? TCL could keep dey stock
rfari wrote:CMA importing cemex for 34 + VAT. not so? TCL could keep dey stock
Trinidad Cement Limited (TCL) reported a Loss per Share (LPS) of $0.09 for the Q1 ended March 31, 2011. This represents the third consecutive quarterly loss for the Group. In the equivalent period last year, the Group recorded earnings per share of $0.13.
TCL's revenue during the first three months of 2011 contracted 11.0 per cent compared to last year moving from $425.5M to $378.6M as revenue from most of its segments experienced declines. Revenue from TCL's cement segment was down 9.2 per cent year-on-year to $345.9M. In the Concrete segment, revenue declined to $29.1M, while revenue from its packaging segment moved to $3.6M. Its subsidiaries, Caribbean Cement Company Limited (CCCL) and Readymix Limited (RML) also experienced falling revenues.
The Group reported an Operating Loss of $5.3M for the Q1 versus an Operating Profit of $65.0M in the Q1 of 2010.
Country_Bookie wrote:Any ah allyuh ever own a business?
Allyuh have any idea how hard it is to maintain the same price for the one product you manufacture over a number of years when all the other overhead costs increasing? TCL is in a bad position right now; they can't pay their debts, they making losses and the union as usual wants more money than the company can afford to pay. What allyuh expect them to do? Maintain the same price until they go out of business?
turbosingh wrote:"These changes will translate, roughly, let's say in a two-bedroom house that costs around $400,000, to an additional $1,500."
Greypatch wrote:Country_Bookie wrote:Any ah allyuh ever own a business?
Allyuh have any idea how hard it is to maintain the same price for the one product you manufacture over a number of years when all the other overhead costs increasing? TCL is in a bad position right now; they can't pay their debts, they making losses and the union as usual wants more money than the company can afford to pay. What allyuh expect them to do? Maintain the same price until they go out of business?
if you find yourself in a bad position and you are the sole provider, you do NOT deserve to be in business
Greypatch wrote:how about removing the ones who are in charge ?
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