Cement Network Video: Western Cement Continues to Develop, Intends to Acquire Enterprises with Annual Production Capacity of 4.5 Million Tons

2025-12-29 09:52:26

Recently, Western China Cement is seeking to acquire Afri Sam, a veteran cement producer in South Africa, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Western International New Building Materials Company.

Recently, Western China Cement is seeking to acquire Afri Sam, a veteran cement producer in South Africa, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Western International New Building Materials Company. It is reported that the company was founded in 1934, with an annual cement production capacity of about 4.5 million tons, and is one of the leading cement enterprises in the South African market. 

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Recently, Western China Cement is seeking to acquire Afri Sam, a veteran cement producer in South Africa, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Western International New Building Materials Company.

2025-12-29 09:52:26

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