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West Africa’s self-sufficiency bid

West Africa’s cement industry has undergone a rapid transformation, driven by surging consumption, ambitious infrastructure projects and significant capacity expansions. This analysis explores the region’s journey towards self-sufficiency, the key drivers of growth and the challenges faced by leading producers operating in an ever more competitive market. With urbanisation and construction projects accelerating, the cement sector is positioning itself as a cornerstone of west Africa’s economic development. by ICR Research

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02 December 2024
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  • West Africa
  • Ghana
  • Côte d'Ivoire
  • Nigeria
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