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Revenue surges at Nigerian cement giants in 1H25

Revenue surges at Nigerian cement giants in 1H25

Nigeria’s three largest listed cement manufacturers — Dangote Cement , BUA Cement , and Lafarge Africa — generated a combined revenue of NGN3.2trn (US$2.13bn) in the first half ...

BUA Cement doubles net profit in 1H25

BUA Cement doubles net profit in 1H25

BUA Cement posted a 43 per cent YoY increase in revenue to NGN289.5bn (US$189.4m) in the 2Q25. Cost of sales edged up just three per cent to NGN142.2bn from NGN138.6bn in the 2Q...

Lafarge Africa reports record revenue for 2Q25

Lafarge Africa reports record revenue for 2Q25

Nigeria-based Lafarge Africa Plc has recorded sales revenue of NGN268.63bn (US$175.51m) for the second quarter of FY25, a 70 per cent increase on the NGN157.80bn for the YoY per...

BUA Cement to increase production to 20Mt

BUA Cement to increase production to 20Mt

Nigeria’s BUA Cement has announced plans to expand its production to 20Mta with the establishment of a 3Mt plant in Ososo, Edo state. Abdul Samad Rabiu, chairman of the board of...

Senegalese cement market contracts 12% in May

Senegalese cement market contracts 12% in May

Cement sales in Senegal dropped 11.9 per cent YoY to 0.624Mt in May 2025 from 0.709Mt in the year-ago period, according to the country's Planning and Economic Policy Directorate...

Ghana’s green cement breakthrough

Ghana’s green cement breakthrough Premium

CBI Ghana reports on its US$100m investment to produce limestone calcined clay cement, known as LC3, on the site of its Tema grinding facility in Accra, Ghana. This pioneering i...

Nigeria's oldest cement plant could be reopened

Nigeria's oldest cement plant could be reopened

A long-closed cement plant previously operated by the Nigerian Cement Co (Nigercem) could be reactivated under plans initiated by Francis Nwifuru, governor of Nigeria's Ebonyi s...

Guinean cement shortage leads to price surge

Guinean cement shortage leads to price surge

Guinea’s continued cement shortage is causing a surge in prices throughout the country. Currently the price of a bag of cement ranges between GNF95,000-100,000 (US$10.96-11.54),...