Cement News tagged under: Lake Cement
Tanzania: Lake Cement hopes to start construction of Bagamoyo plant soon27 February 2017, Published under Cement NewsA senior official at Lake Cement Ltd has confirmed that the company still plans to establish a US$150m cement plant in Chalinxe-Tarwanda, Bagamoyo, Tanzania. Plans were originally anounced back in November 2016, when it was said that construction would start in mid-2017. Afroz Ansari, Lake Cement's asscoiate vice president, said: "The plan hasn't changed. The planned plant in Bagamoyo will have the capacity of producing 150,000t of cement per month," he said. Lake Cement currently prod... |
Tanzania: Lake Cement plans new plant in Bagamoyo29 November 2016, Published under Cement NewsLake Cement Ltd announced it will invest US$150m in a new cement plant in Bagamoyo, Pwani Region, Tanzania, with a production capacity of 1.4Mta. Construction is due to commence mid-2017, with completion expected to take approximately two years. The plant will use limestone sourced from the project area. Lake Cement also operates a 1Mta plant in Kimbiji, Kigamboni District. The Kimbiji plant’s product is sold countrywide, as well as exported to Rwanda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic ... |
Tanzania: Banco Products to sell stake in Lake Cement09 May 2014, Published under Cement NewsBaroda-based Banco Products India Ltd, along with its subsidiaries, has decided to sell its Tanzania-based cement unit Lake Cement Ltd for US$17.68m, according to a stock market disclosure. Banco Products acquired a 51 per cent equity stake in the 0.5Mta Lake Cement in July 2010. The name of the buyer has not been disclosed. While Banco Products will be directly selling 3721 equity shares for US$0.38m, two of Banco Products' subsidiaries, Lake Minerals (Mauritius) Ltd and Nederlandse Rad... |
Tanzanian production costs seen coming down, competition to increase08 August 2012, Published under Cement NewsCement production costs in Tanzania are expected to decline in the near future due to falling energy costs and improved supply. A study entitled “Equity Research Cement Sector Local Listed Companies” by Tanzanian Securities indicates that due to the expected entry of three new players, prices are also seen declining. "We see an improvement in energy supply, introduction of new sources of energy and stabilisation of energy prices in the country as a special opportunity for cement producers"... |
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