West Africa powers up Premium
West Africa’s booming population and economic development are expected to fuel cement consumption in the long term and the region’s prospects look bright. However, as the region...
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Dangote: Nigeria’s currency woes will not alter expansion plans
Dangote Cement’s annual general meeting, held in Lagos, has seen Aliko Dangote set out his plans to grow the business despite worsening economic conditions, particularly in the ...
Senegal: cement output increases 13% in 2015
Cement production in Senegal rose 12.9 per cent in 2015 when compared with the previous year, according to the country’s Directorate of Economic Forecasting and Studies (DPEE).
Senegal cement sales up 0.7% in 5M15
Demand for cement in Senegal edged up 0.7 per cent YoY to 1,432,100t in January-May 2015, according to national Planning and Economic Study Directorate. Production in the first ...
Senegal: domestic market contracts, exports jump
Senegalese cement producers increased their output by 4.4 per cent in the first four months of 2015 when compared with the same period of 2014, according to the country’s planni...
Dangote revenues boosted by new capacities
Dangote Cement reported a double-digit rise in first-quarter revenue, boosted by contributions from its new factories in Africa.
Dangote Cement
Dangote Cement’s new plant in Ethiopia will open in May this year, helping to close the gap between demand and supply in the country. The plant, which is located in Oromia, is o...
Dangote commences operations in Senegal, Cameroon
Dangote Cement has commenced operations at new cement facilities in Senegal and Cameroon, which form part of the company's plans to become a pan-African enterprise. The new Sene...
Dangote: new capacity development update
Full-year results from Dangote Cement show the company has been outperforming growth in its domestic market of Nigeria as new capacity boosts market share. With a number of new ...
Dangote Cement
Dangote Cement has recalibrated all three of its Nigerian plants (Ibese, Gboko and Obajana) to produce only 52.5 grade cement. The move follows concerns that sub-standard cement...