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Corobrik remains resilient and is looking to the launch of new products and growth in the affordable housing sector to maintain its strong performance. The R500 million that company invested in ...
Corobrik's performance during its 2012/2013 financial year has been solid. The national brickmaker is now 111 years old and has remained stable despite a tough trading environment. Dirk Meyer ...
Johannesburg – Corobrik has described the charge of price-fixing, following an investigation by the Competition Commission, as "surprising". On Thursday the commission released a statement indicating ...
South African brick manufacturer Corobrik, currently building an environmentally friendly face brick factory, has clinched a ninth PMR.africa Diamond Arrow Award. Consultancy and research company, PMR ...
South African brickmaker Corobrik announced on Monday it has embarked on a multi-billion rand investment roll-out to grow its business and develop new markets over the next five to six years. Corobrik ...
JOHANNESBURG - Corobrik, the non-listed leading manufacturer and supplier of bricks and pavers, is investing R800 million in a new factory in Driefrontein near Carletonville in Gauteng as part of ...
A mutually beneficial partnership between Corobrik and the Department of Public Works will result in the upskilling of 30 Western Cape residents, improving their future employment opportunities ...
Durban - Corobrik, the country's biggest manufacturer of clay bricks and paving, had raised turnover by 20 percent to over R1 billion over the past year and would invest tens of millions of rands ...
Brick and paving manufacturing company Corobrik has used idu-Concept Sales to build its sales budget into a multi-layered, multi-summary information source facilitating accurate and rapid budgeting.
The brick-making company Corobrik is under fire from environmentalists opposing the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy’s approval of the entity’s environmental plan to extract coal ...
South African brickmaker Corobrik announced on Monday it has embarked on a multi-billion rand investment roll-out to grow its business and develop new markets over the next five to six years.