BUA to Construct 3 Cement Plants of 9million MTPA in Sokoto, Edo and Adamawa

...signs agreement with Sinoma CBMI of China; Total Project to cost US$1.05 billion


Africa’s leading cement giant, BUA Cement has signed an agreement with Sinoma CBMI of China for the construction of three new cement plants of 3million tonnes each per annum in Edo, Sokoto and Adamawa States of Nigeria to be completed by the end of 2022. 

Upon completion, this will bring BUA Cement’s total capacity to 20 million metric tonnes by 2022. At 9 million tonnes combined capacity, this is the single largest contract ever awarded in the Nigerian Cement Industry for the construction of new cement plants at the same time and by a single company, in Nigeria

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