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Dangote, Sinoma sign $800m MoU to expand Itori Cement plant capacity

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Dangote, Sinoma sign $800m MoU to expand Itori Cement plant capacity
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Dangote Industries and Sinoma International have signed an $800 million agreement to expand the Itori Cement plant in Nigeria. The project aims to increase production capacity to 12 million metric tons annually to support domestic infrastructure and regional exports.

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This investment strengthens Nigeria's industrial capacity and cement self-sufficiency, aligning with the country's goal to increase infrastructure development through concrete road construction.

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Dangote Industries Limited and Sinoma International Engineering Co., Ltd. have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) valued over $800 million for the expansion of the Dangote Cement Plant in Itori, Ogun State, increasing its production capacity to 12 million metric tons per annum.

The agreement was signed by the President of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, and the Chairman of Sinoma, Lin Zhong, underscoring the long-standing strategic partnership between the two organizations and their shared commitment to advancing industrial development in Africa.

Under the agreement, the expansion project will significantly increase the production capacity of the Itori plant, enabling Dangote Cement to further meet growing domestic demand while substantially strengthening its export capabilities. The investment is expected to reinforce Nigeria’s position as a leading cement-producing nation and expand the country’s footprint in regional and international cement markets.

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