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08-09 Mar, 2011
Nairobi, KENYA

Hilton Nairobi

"Moving cement into fast-developing sub-Sahara Africa
- challenges & opportunities"

 

All over the World, all eyes are drawn to Africa's cement market which is grabbing headlines...  

 

Low cement demand has led to listed cement and lime producer Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) developing a strategy to move into other "much more exciting markets" in sub-Saharan Africa.

 

Paul Stuiver, the chief executive of PPC, said yesterday that these markets included Mozambique, Zambia, Angola, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda, which had not yet reached the level of infrastructure development evident in South Africa.

 

He said: "Huge demand is coming at some stage in the future when these countries develop their infrastructure. We are excited about them because they are higher growth areas than South Africa in the longer term."

(Source: Business Report)

 

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The 3rd Africa Cementrade Summit returns by popular demand to discuss strategic business issues in the African cement industry, as well as provide key insights on the market dynamics shaping local and global operations & impact on bottom lines.

 

A well-recognized platform designed by, and for, professionals in the global cement industry, this must-attend event provides the sought-after answers for the critical issues faced in the industry.

 

Confirmed Speakers :

- PEG S.A

- ASEC Cement

- Rhino Cement Ltd, a division of Athi River Mining Ltd

- National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), Kenya

- Baobab Advisory SARL
- Aggcem Strategic Consulting

- J.P. Morgan ClimateCare
- Fosroc International Limited
- World Bank Office, Nairobi
- International Finance Corporation
- Cimentos de Moçambique, S.A.R.L.
- Ministry of Public Works, Kenya

- African Alliance Kenya Securities

- HC Trading

- Prebabricated Building Parts Production Enterprise

 

 

Come Prepared to Engage the Authoritative Panel of Speakers on:

  • Global cement market outlook & trade flow
  • Africa's construction boom & opportunities for cement suppliers
  • Overview of cement markets & project updates in : North, South, East & West Africa
  • Distribution channel analysis in the region
  • Environmental consideration & new standards for cement production in East Africa
  • Energy & alternative fuels consideration
  • Project & trade financing challenges & credit issues

...and much more!

 

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Who should attend?

- Senior executives/traders from international/
regional cement companies
- Ready-mix concrete companies, pre-cast &
building materials companies

- Cement raw materials suppliers
(slag, fly ash, steel, coal)

- Construction/infrastructure/building/equity/
research analysts

- Project financiers/banks, engineering, environmental
- CDM consultants, technology & equipment providers

- Logistics & shipping companies
(dry bulk and cement carriers)

 

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Moving cement into fast-developing Sub-Sahara Africa - challenges & opportunities

 

"Jidong Development Group Co Ltd has received approval from the National Development and Reform Commission to build a cement plant in South Africa. Jidong Development Group will team up with China-Africa Development Fund and two South African firms to kick off construction on the plant by the end of this year and the plant will be put into operation in 2012 with an annual output capacity of 25 million tons of cement clinker." 15/10/10, China Knowledge


"New Cement Makers Shake Up Building Industry. The year ahead looks tough with competitors focusing on price and value-addition. The new entrants include Mombasa Cement, and soon Cemtech Sanghi, who are challenging the dominance of players - Bamburi Cement, East African Portland Cement Company, Athi River Mining" 20/11/10, www.allafrica.com


"Dangote to invest $400 mln in Zambia cement plant" 10/12/10, www.af.reuters.com

 

The cement industry in Africa is riding on a new surge of demand, following resumption of construction and infrastructure projects. Foreign investors are eyeing the lucrative sector, while local producers are ramping up capacities in a head-to-head competition for market dominance.

 

With the slew of cement investment and expansions expected in the next few years, how will it change the market dynamics in cement trade? What are the strategies companies can adopt to stay on top of the competition?

 

CMT's 3rd Africa CemenTrade Summit brings together leading panel of experts having investment and experience in the African continent to share first hand insight.

 

Why attend?

  • Review of key growth markets in Sub-Sahara Africa, North & South Africa
  • Latest economic forecast in Africa from the World Bank
  • PEG offers solutions on profit maximization within cement plants in the Africa continent
  • Rhino Cement shares its experience on building and operating an international bench-marked cement & clinker plant in East Africa
  • Find out from NEMA what are the environmental consideration & new standard for cement production in East Africa
  • Project financing and trade finance challenges in Africa
  • Significant impact of freight rate movement on suppliers

Don't delay! Sign up with your team today to enjoy group discount contact Grace at grace@cmtsp.com.sg for more information.