Al-Amoudi plans new Ethiopian ventures
Ethiopia’s biggest private investor, Mohammed al-Amoudi, plans to construct two more cement factories in the country, according to reports by Bloomberg. Saudi billionaire al-Amo...
Ethiopia
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Dangote
Sales growth at Dangote Cement continues to outpace the Nigerian cement market with group sales volumes up 29.5 per cent to 9.95Mt, compared to the same period last year. Pre-ta...
Habesha due to start new Ethiopia plant construction
Habesha Cement finally plans to start construction of its new 1.4Mta greenfield works in Ethiopia following delays of some three years. The plant’s future development plan inclu...
Ethiopian government commends Dangote over new cement plant
The prospect of large job creations arising from the establishment of the new cement plant has encouraged the government of Ethiopia has commend the effort of the president of D...
South African market challenges
Full-year data for South African cement sales released this week show that dispatches edged ahead in 2012, but the growth rate remained tepid.
Habesha Cement appoints new chairman, Ethiopia
Habesha Cement of Ethiopia has appointed a new chairman as well as new board members to reflect changes in the company's shareholding.
Habesha Cement seeks project funding, Ethiopia
Ethiopia-based Habesha Cement has approached the Common Market for Eastern & Southern Africa’s (COMESA) PTA Bank in Burundi to source financing for its new cement project in Add...
Development Bank of Ethiopia withdraws Habesha Cement loan
The Development Bank of Ethiopia (DBE) has withdrawn an ETB1.52bn (US$82.9m) loan agreement made with Habesha Cement for construction of a new plant.
Loesche wins VRM contract for Dangote's new Ethiopia plant
Loesche has been awarded a contract to supply four vertical roller mills for Dangote Cement’s new plant in Ethiopia by Sinoma International Engineering. For raw material grindin...
New Ethiopian cement factory to set to start production
A new 1500tpd cement plant, situated in the eastern town of Dire Dawa, is set to start production in a fortnight.