Dangote Cement

Dangote 3X 42.5N is a general-purpose cement used for concrete production, offering good water retention and preventing bleeding in fresh concrete.

Dangote 3X 42.5R is a general-purpose cement used for concrete production, improving surface appearance and wall plastering.

Dangote BlocMaster is a high-strength cement ideal for concrete goods and higher-strength concrete applications.

Dangote Falcon is a cement type used for durable concrete, ferroconcrete, plastering, and road-building constructions.

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Dangote Cement Ibese Plant in Ogun State presented 25 social investment projects worth millions of naira to 17 host communities in 2024, with plans for further investments in 2025.

Dangote Cement reported a 37.7% increase in profit after tax to ₦276.1 billion and a 16.0% rise in group revenue to ₦1,034.2 billion for 2020.

Dangote signed a deal to build a cement factory at a cost of around US$60 million. Construction of the factory is set to start in the first quarter of 2020.

Dangote Cement employs thousands in Nigeria and aims to expand globally as a respected cement producer.

Dangote Cement Plc has launched a novel Internship Scheme for students of tertiary institutions in Nigeria

Dr. Ravi Sood was appointed Director of Operations, Nigeria, in 2018, with over 34 years of experience managing cement plants in countries including Saudi Arabia and Austria.

Jonathan Ogiku is the Group Chief Internal Auditor for Dangote Cement, holding an Executive MBA and being a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria.

Kashinath Bhairappa joined Dangote Cement in 2001 as General Manager and later became Deputy Director of Projects, overseeing company projects.

Knut Ulvmoen joined Dangote Industries in 1996 as Finance Director and later led Dangote Cement’s shift from importing to local manufacturing as Group Managing Director.

The 2020 annual report highlights Dangote Cement’s sustainability pillars and governance goals for building Africa’s economic self-sufficiency.

Dangote Cement Plc commits to high standards of corporate governance and global best practices in Nigeria and its international operations.

Dangote Cement’s 2.5-million-tonne plant in Ethiopia, near Addis Ababa, is the largest in the country, producing high-quality cement with rich limestone reserves.