Israel-based cement monopoly Nesher has decided to lower its prices by 2%, with immediate effect. Reducing price is the initial part of a plan that requires the company to have its Har Tuv facility sold. According to the Economy and Finance Ministries of Israel the move will significantly expedite the government's plan to have the market opened to competition.
Israel-based cement monopoly Nesher has decided to lower its prices by 2%, with immediate effect.
Reducing price is the initial part of a plan that requires the company to have its Har Tuv facility sold.
According to the Economy and Finance Ministries of Israel the move will significantly expedite the government’s plan to have the market opened to competition.
