Global Cement Report
Equatorial Guinea
PDFFull Introduction ReportDownload HereEquatorial Guinea has come a long way since its independence from Spain in 1968 - from the dirt-poor company to a booming building site as it pours its oil wealth in a considerable infrastructure programme with positive spin-offs for the construction and cement industries.
Country Research
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FLSmidth wins order for new Equatorial Guinea greenfield plant
15 May 2013FLSmidth has been awarded an order worth approximately EUR68m from Grupo Abayak AKOGA Cemento SA for the supply of a 3000tpd greenfield cement plant to be located in Akoga on the mainland of Equat...
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Nigeria’s Dangote Cement plans London listing
05 November 2009Nigeria’s largest cement producer, Dangote Cement Plc, is investing in new production plants around Africa to establish itself as a continental market leader before a planned listing in London, an...
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Nigerian Dangote buys into South Africa cement firm
11 April 2008Nigeria’s leading industrial conglomerate, Dangote Group, has acquired a 45 per cent stake in South Africa’s Sephaku Cement for ZAR3bn ($378m) through a private placement, the two parties said on ...
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China’s Sinoma wins US$1.6bn Nigeria cement EPC contract
03 March 2008Sinoma International Engineering Co Ltd said it signed equipment, procurement and construction (EPC) contracts covering seven cement production lines with four affiliates of Nigeria’s Dangote Ind...
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China expands influence in Africa
26 December 2005China expands influence in Africa China’s growing demand for energy sources and profitable construction deals is leading the world’s most populous country increasingly to swoop into Africa...