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Yanbu Cement Flags Higher Production Cost from Saudi Aramco's Fuel Products Price Adjustment

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Yanbu Cement (SASE:3060) expects a 4% rise in production cost due to Saudi Arabian Oil Co. (SASE:2222), d/b/a Saudi Aramco's, adjustment of fuel products prices.

The cement maker said that the financial impact was reflected in its first-quarter financial statements, according to a Sunday release. Yanbu Cement added that the impact was mitigated due to its participation in the industrial sector competitiveness program.

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