Kenya’s cement production up 17.8% in 10M 2025

In the first 10 months in 2025, Kenya’s cement production increased by +17.8% to 8.593 Mt, after 7.294 Mt in the same period last year and 8.044 Mt in the year before.

In the first 10 months in 2025, Kenya’s cement production increased by +17.8% to 8.593 Mt, after 7.294 Mt in the same period last year and 8.044 Mt in the year before.

Bamburi Cement has signed an EPC contract with China’s Sinoma CBMI for the construction of a 1.6 Mta clinker manufacturing plant in Matuga, Kwale County in Kenya. The company is part of the Amsons Group a diversified conglomerate in Tanzania…

In the first 11 months in 2025, Morocco’s cement dispatch increased by +10.6% to 13.718 Mt, after 12.400 Mt in the same period last year and 11.406 Mt in the year before.

Huaxin Cement from China inaugurated a 0.8 Mta integrated cement plant in Balaka, Malawi, in partnerships with Portland Cement Malawi. The new line (photo) U$ 100m investment expands the 0.3 Mta capacity of the existing grinding unit to 1.1 Mta,…

In the first 8 months in 2025, Kenya’s cement production increased by +16.8% to 7.560 Mt, after 6.473 Mt in the same period last year and 7.208 Mt in the year before.

Lucky Cement from Pakistan disclosed its plans to expand the cement production capacity in the DR Congo (DRC) by a 2nd 1.6 Mta line. An EPC contract has been awarded to the Sinoma Group. Nyumba Ya Akiba S.A. (NYA), which…

The Ebonyi State Government in Nigeria plans to borrow NGN 150bn (about US$ 103m) to finance the construction of a new state-owned cement plant, as part of the state’s 2026 budget. The project is to build a greenfield cement plant…

Titan Egypt, which is a member of Titan Materials, announced a capacity expansion by 1 Mta and increasing the usage of alternative fuels in kiln processing. The company operates two cement plants in Beni Suef (photo) and Alexandria with a…

In the first 10 months in 2025, Morocco’s cement dispatch increased by +11.3% to 12.376 Mt, after 11.121 Mt in the same period last year and 10.292 Mt in the year before.

In the first 8 months in 2025, Kenya’s cement consumption increased by +21.6% to 6.563 Mt, after 5.395 Mt in the same period last year and 6.100 Mt in the year before.