The landmark deal, signed in Lagos, covers 12 projects across seven African countries and is part of DCP’s plan to raise production capacity to 80 million tonnes per annum by 2030, aligning with the Dangote Group’s broader Vision 2030 goal of generating $100 billion in revenue.
The agreement supports Dangote Cement’s strategy to strengthen domestic market dominance while boosting exports and operational efficiency.
Aliko Dangote, Founder and President of Dangote Group, described the projects as “critical enablers” designed to optimise assets and capture growing demand in Africa’s construction sector.
The projects include a new integrated line in Nigeria with a satellite grinding unit, new lines in Ethiopia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Sierra Leone, and Cameroon, and expansions in existing Nigerian plants in Itori, Apapa, Lekki, Port Harcourt, and Onne.
Sinoma International Engineering will oversee construction, brownfield expansions, and modernisation initiatives, strengthening production efficiency and regional distribution networks.
Beyond cement, Dangote Group has pursued parallel industrial expansions in energy and agriculture. The Dangote Fertiliser Plant in Nigeria is now a regional hub for nitrogen-based fertilisers, supporting food production across West Africa.
The Dangote Refinery now producing at its full nameplate capacity of 650,000 barrels per day, is actively supplying products such as petrol, diesel, and aviation fuel to the Nigerian market and beyond.
Together, these projects reflect a broader strategy to build integrated industrial ecosystems spanning construction, energy, and agriculture.
Source: Africabusinessinsider
