Morocco’s cement dispatch up +10.6% in 09M 2025

In the first 9 months in 2025, Morocco’s cement dispatch increased by +10.6% to 10.860 Mt, after 9.818 Mt in the same period last year and 8.186 Mt in the year before.

In the first 9 months in 2025, Morocco’s cement dispatch increased by +10.6% to 10.860 Mt, after 9.818 Mt in the same period last year and 8.186 Mt in the year before.

CIMERWA Plc had signed a quarry license agreement with the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) and the Rwanda Mines, Gas and Petroleum Authority (RMB) which allows them to invest $190 million (over Rwf273 billion) to build a ‘clinker’ factory in Musanze…

The IFC is considering a total financing package of US$ 24.0m to Mackie Building Materials (“MBM”) and MACCEM Industries SL (“MACCEM”) in Sierra Leone. The investment will be used to part finance the construction and operation of a cement grinding…

A new grinding unit (GU) with a capacity of 1.0 Mta has been inaugurated by Chinese Central Africa Cement (CAC) in Edéa in Cameroon. The US$ 21m investment will use imported clinker and local resources of gypsum and pozzolans. Edéa…

The chairman of Dangote Cement, Mr. Ikazoboh, disclosed a plan to expand the cement production capacity to Botswana. No information about the plant’s capacity and timeline has been outlined yet. Probably, Dangote will enter the market with a cement grinding…

Nigeria’s Dangote Cement is planning to increase its regional footprint in Africa to 66.4 Mta cement production capacity by 2030. This shall be achieved through new greenfield investments and brownfield projects to upgrade existing plants. In the coming 2 years…

In the first 8 months in 2025, Morocco’s cement dispatch increased by +10.4% to 9.636 Mt, after 8.731 Mt in the same period last year and 8.140 Mt in the year before.

Huaxin Cement Co. has completed a strategic acquisition in Nigeria with the purchase of the entire 83.81% shareholding of Holcim in Lafarge Africa PLC (56.4% of the shareholding via Caricement BV and 27.77 % via Assoc. Intl. Cements) at an…

Kenia’s troubled Savannah Cement has been acquired by a group 4 flour mill tycoons in a deal of KES 3.8bn (US$29.4m). The tycoons are associated with milling companies that include Mombasa Maize, Kitui flour Millers and Eldoret Grains Ltd. The…

In the first half of 2025, Kenya’s cement production increased by +17.8% to 4.869 Mt, after 4.135 Mt in the same period last year and 4.657 Mt in the year before.