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TABLE-Indonesia May cement consumption drops 14.4 pct y/y

Tue Jun 16, 2009 5:49am EDT

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 JAKARTA, June 16 (Reuters) - Indonesia's domestic cement
consumption in May fell 14.4 percent to 3.05 million tonnes
from a year earlier, industry data showed on Tuesday.
 Cement producers had predicted cement demand would decline
this year amid a global economic slowdown.
 Indonesia's largest cement firm, PT Semen Gresik (SMGR.JK),
had expected cement consumption to grow 0-3 percent this year,
after rising 11.5 percent in 2008.
 Following is the cement consumption data, in tonnes, from
the Indonesian Cement Association provided by Semen Gresik.
Area                May '09     May '08   April '09 Banten     
     158,859     177,372     144,014 Jakarta            
284,644     333,892     265,271 Java*             1,246,588  
1,516,994   1,146,372 Sumatra             675,270     792,094  
  643,514 Kalimantan          191,679     217,271     188,395
Sulawesi            239,574     243,245     202,431 Nusa
Tenggara       179,334     201,109     176,440 Maluku and Papua
 76,969      86,512      83,868
---------------------------------------------------- Total
Indonesia   3,052,917   3,568,489   2,850,305 NOTE: *excluding
Jakarta and Banten area
 (Reporting by Dicky Kristanto; Editing by Sara Webb)





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