Nigeria invests in Senegal cement plant to be put into operation

2014-10-10 08:37:08

It is reported that Senegal Bute Cement Plant, invested by Dangote Industrial Group of Nigeria, will be put into operation by the end of the year, with an investment of US $700 million and an annual output of cement from 1.5 million tons to 15 million tons.

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The construction of new cement plants has greatly alleviated the current shortage of cement supply, and the price of cement has also dropped (-10% to -15%). Dangote Group is optimistic about the Senegalese market and will increase its investment in sugar planting, paddy fields and hydrocarbon industry, with a total planned investment of about US $2 billion, which will create 80,000 jobs.

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Nigeria invests in Senegal cement plant to be put into operation

2014-10-10 08:37:08

CEMPI

98.69

+0.12 +0.12%

CONCPI

89.83

0.00 0.00%

CLKPI

101.89

-0.16 -0.16%

SPPI

44.89

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MORPI

73.32

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Cement Net Data: Port Coal Price Statistics (3.13-3.19)

The title is "Port Coal Price Statistics Table", which shows the coal prices of ports around Bohai Sea, East China, Jiangnei and South China. From the data point of view, the prices of different types of coal in various ports have risen and fallen. Among them, the price of general bituminous coal with 5500 calorific value in Jingjiang Yingli Port changed significantly; the price of general bituminous coal with 5000 calorific value in Zhujiang Power Terminal changed relatively slightly, and the price did not change. Some coal price data in some ports are missing, which does not reflect price changes.