- Eternit's fiber cement sales volume grew 12.9% and concrete tile sales grew 9.2% in 3Q11.
- Net consolidated revenue increased 6.6% to R$213 million in 3Q11, with EBITDA growing 10.4% to R$42.3 million.
- Net income grew 6.9% to R$27.3 million in 3Q11.
The document is a presentation from Eternit's 4Q13 earnings call on March 18, 2014. It includes the following key points:
- Eternit saw growth in revenue but a decline in EBITDA and net income compared to the previous year.
- The chrysotile mineral and concrete tiles segments saw declines in sales volume while fiber cement was stable.
- The company continues investing in expanding production capacity and a new bathroom ceramics plant.
- Eternit remains involved in ongoing legal matters regarding past asbestos use but believes it followed all relevant laws.
- The document is a presentation of results for the 2nd quarter of 2010. It includes forward-looking statements and disclaimers.
- It provides an overview of the company's corporate profile, supply chain, plants locations, timeline of accomplishments, and SAMA mineral operations.
- Data is presented on sales of chrysotile asbestos, fiber cement, and concrete tiles. Market share and capacity utilization information is also included.
- The presentation discusses the company's product portfolio and solutions for construction, as well as the Brazilian markets for fiber cement and concrete roof tiles.
- Financial information presented includes consolidated net revenue breakdown by segment and cost of goods sold breakdown.
emarketing communications and social mediaDilip Mutum
1. Social media and online communication tools have grown dramatically in recent years, with over 1 billion people now connected to the internet and online advertising exceeding TV ad spending in some countries.
2. Marketers use various e-communication and e-marketing tools like websites, online advertising, affiliate marketing, and social media to generate traffic, build awareness, and create loyalty for their brands.
3. Emerging forms of social media include user-generated content like blogs, photos, videos and social networking, which allow for more interactive engagement between brands and consumers.
Bees are known by different names in other languages including abeja in Spanish, biene in German, ari in Turkish, ntab in Hmong Daw, ong in Vietnamese, abelha in Portuguese, and ape in Italian. The oldest beehives discovered were found in ancient Egypt and Israel dating back as far as 3000-5000 years ago. Bees are cool and funny insects that produce honey.
Florida Creative Living Media Kit 2013Susan Gulash
This document provides information about advertising opportunities in the Creative Living Florida magazine. It is an online quarterly magazine targeting all ages. Advertising options include various sized display ads, listings in directories like the artist corner and band directory, submitting articles, and banner ads on the magazine's website. Rates start at $25 and discounts are provided for multiple issue contracts. The contact information is provided to inquire further about advertising.
- Eternit's fiber cement sales volume grew 12.9% and concrete tile sales grew 9.2% in 3Q11.
- Net consolidated revenue increased 6.6% to R$213 million in 3Q11, with EBITDA growing 10.4% to R$42.3 million.
- Net income grew 6.9% to R$27.3 million in 3Q11.
The document is a presentation from Eternit's 4Q13 earnings call on March 18, 2014. It includes the following key points:
- Eternit saw growth in revenue but a decline in EBITDA and net income compared to the previous year.
- The chrysotile mineral and concrete tiles segments saw declines in sales volume while fiber cement was stable.
- The company continues investing in expanding production capacity and a new bathroom ceramics plant.
- Eternit remains involved in ongoing legal matters regarding past asbestos use but believes it followed all relevant laws.
- The document is a presentation of results for the 2nd quarter of 2010. It includes forward-looking statements and disclaimers.
- It provides an overview of the company's corporate profile, supply chain, plants locations, timeline of accomplishments, and SAMA mineral operations.
- Data is presented on sales of chrysotile asbestos, fiber cement, and concrete tiles. Market share and capacity utilization information is also included.
- The presentation discusses the company's product portfolio and solutions for construction, as well as the Brazilian markets for fiber cement and concrete roof tiles.
- Financial information presented includes consolidated net revenue breakdown by segment and cost of goods sold breakdown.
emarketing communications and social mediaDilip Mutum
1. Social media and online communication tools have grown dramatically in recent years, with over 1 billion people now connected to the internet and online advertising exceeding TV ad spending in some countries.
2. Marketers use various e-communication and e-marketing tools like websites, online advertising, affiliate marketing, and social media to generate traffic, build awareness, and create loyalty for their brands.
3. Emerging forms of social media include user-generated content like blogs, photos, videos and social networking, which allow for more interactive engagement between brands and consumers.
Bees are known by different names in other languages including abeja in Spanish, biene in German, ari in Turkish, ntab in Hmong Daw, ong in Vietnamese, abelha in Portuguese, and ape in Italian. The oldest beehives discovered were found in ancient Egypt and Israel dating back as far as 3000-5000 years ago. Bees are cool and funny insects that produce honey.
Florida Creative Living Media Kit 2013Susan Gulash
This document provides information about advertising opportunities in the Creative Living Florida magazine. It is an online quarterly magazine targeting all ages. Advertising options include various sized display ads, listings in directories like the artist corner and band directory, submitting articles, and banner ads on the magazine's website. Rates start at $25 and discounts are provided for multiple issue contracts. The contact information is provided to inquire further about advertising.
The document summarizes the company's 2Q16 earnings results. It notes that revenue and sales volumes declined across the company's segments compared to the previous year due to challenging market conditions in Brazil. Specifically:
- Revenue declined 13.8% to R$203.7 million due to falls in the chrysotile mineral, fiber-cement, and concrete tiles segments.
- Adjusted EBITDA declined 75.6% to R$10.6 million and the company reported a net loss of R$9 million.
- The company's consolidated net debt declined 12.6% compared to the previous quarter due to debt repayments, though debt-to-EBITDA ratios increased.
The document lists a series of English words and their Spanish translations. However, some of the Spanish translations provided are false cognates, where the words sound similar but have different meanings in each language. The pairs provided illustrate examples of English words that seem to have one meaning based on their Spanish translation, but actually have a different meaning in English.
This document is an ebook about using social media and online personal branding for researchers. It contains chapters on personal branding for researchers, making blogs more interactive, using LinkedIn to promote research, and using Facebook for research. The author is Dilip S. Mutum, a lecturer in marketing who obtained his PhD from the University of Warwick. He is an expert in social media marketing and uses various online platforms to promote his own work.
The document provides instructions for creating a character profile for a frustrated senior by outlining life events that contribute to their frustration, including changing schools, losing friends, taking challenging courses, and worrying about the future. The character, Sara Medina, experiences being an only child, glory that later crumbles, school closures, embarrassing moments, the loss of friends, unnecessary academic pressures, and concerns about global issues and personal success.
- The company reported financial results for the third quarter of 2010, with consolidated net revenue increasing 35.5% year-over-year to R$199 million.
- The main business segments are fiber cement (52.9% of revenue), chrysotile ore (30.3% of revenue), and concrete tiles and accessories (10.5% of revenue).
- In February 2010, the company acquired Tégula, the largest Brazilian company in the concrete roofing business, to expand its product offerings.
The document summarizes the 3Q14 earnings results of a Brazilian construction materials company. It reported a virtually stable consolidated net revenue of R$250.3 million but a 15.1% decrease in EBITDA to R$41.9 million and a 28.4% decrease in net income to R$20.3 million. Segment sales varied, with fiber cement increasing 7.5% while chrysotile mineral and concrete tiles decreased. The company had a net debt of R$84.5 million and distributed R$71.6 million in earnings. It operates across several Brazilian states and has market leadership in various product lines.
The document summarizes the company's 2Q16 earnings results. It notes that revenue and sales volumes declined across the company's segments compared to the previous year due to challenging market conditions in Brazil. Specifically:
- Revenue declined 13.8% to R$203.7 million due to falls in the chrysotile mineral, fiber-cement, and concrete tiles segments.
- Adjusted EBITDA declined 75.6% to R$10.6 million and the company reported a net loss of R$9 million.
- The company's consolidated net debt declined 12.6% compared to the previous quarter due to debt repayments, though debt-to-EBITDA ratios increased.
The document lists a series of English words and their Spanish translations. However, some of the Spanish translations provided are false cognates, where the words sound similar but have different meanings in each language. The pairs provided illustrate examples of English words that seem to have one meaning based on their Spanish translation, but actually have a different meaning in English.
This document is an ebook about using social media and online personal branding for researchers. It contains chapters on personal branding for researchers, making blogs more interactive, using LinkedIn to promote research, and using Facebook for research. The author is Dilip S. Mutum, a lecturer in marketing who obtained his PhD from the University of Warwick. He is an expert in social media marketing and uses various online platforms to promote his own work.
The document provides instructions for creating a character profile for a frustrated senior by outlining life events that contribute to their frustration, including changing schools, losing friends, taking challenging courses, and worrying about the future. The character, Sara Medina, experiences being an only child, glory that later crumbles, school closures, embarrassing moments, the loss of friends, unnecessary academic pressures, and concerns about global issues and personal success.
- The company reported financial results for the third quarter of 2010, with consolidated net revenue increasing 35.5% year-over-year to R$199 million.
- The main business segments are fiber cement (52.9% of revenue), chrysotile ore (30.3% of revenue), and concrete tiles and accessories (10.5% of revenue).
- In February 2010, the company acquired Tégula, the largest Brazilian company in the concrete roofing business, to expand its product offerings.
The document summarizes the 3Q14 earnings results of a Brazilian construction materials company. It reported a virtually stable consolidated net revenue of R$250.3 million but a 15.1% decrease in EBITDA to R$41.9 million and a 28.4% decrease in net income to R$20.3 million. Segment sales varied, with fiber cement increasing 7.5% while chrysotile mineral and concrete tiles decreased. The company had a net debt of R$84.5 million and distributed R$71.6 million in earnings. It operates across several Brazilian states and has market leadership in various product lines.
La Unión Europea ha acordado un embargo petrolero contra Rusia en respuesta a la invasión de Ucrania. El embargo prohibirá las importaciones marítimas de petróleo ruso a la UE y pondrá fin a las entregas a través de oleoductos dentro de seis meses. Esta medida forma parte de un sexto paquete de sanciones de la UE destinadas a aumentar la presión económica sobre Moscú y privar al Kremlin de fondos para financiar su guerra.