Sephaku swings into a loss as cement sales continue to decline Weak economic conditions continue to weigh on the group, but it is cautiously optimistic new civil projects will give it a boost in ...

Sephaku Cement specialises in manufacturing, marketing and distributing high-quality cementitious products to a broad range of users. Sephaku Cement's products are well known and are available at major hardware retailers and second-tier distributors. The associate's integrated cement plant in Aganang and grinding plant in Delmas have a combined production capacity of 2,8 million tonnes per ...

Sephaku Cement specialises in manufacturing, marketing and distributing high-quality cementitious products to a broad range of users. Sephaku Cement's products are well known and are available at major hardware retailers and second-tier distributors. The associate's integrated cement plant in Aganang and grinding plant in Delmas have a combined production capacity of 2,8 million tonnes per ...

Sephaku - Aganang Cement Plant Details Parent Category: South Africa Category: Cement Industry Last Updated on 30 April 2019 Type: Cement Plant. Area: North West. Annual Production: 1.20 million tonnes of cement. Owner: Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) Shareholders: Dangote Group (64%) Activity Since: 2013 Contact Coordinates: -26.143929,25.853993. Address: Gelukspan Road, Aganang, .

Sephaku Cement (SepCem) returned to profitability in the first half of 2018, but the Nigerian-backed cement producer is continuing to struggle with intense competition, particularly in Gauteng.

Sephaku Cement (SepCem) says it expects the next 12 to 18 months to be tough on the building sector, with high competition in an environment characterised by declining numbers of new construction ...

About Sephaku Cement (Manufacturing Industry) Sephaku Cement, powered by Dangote Cement is changing the genetic code of cement in South Africa. With the most high tech plants in the country turning its turbines, it has injected fast, strong and confident DNA into an ageing sector. The roots of South Africa's first new clinker producer since 1934 date back to 2006 when its hugely successful ...

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Sephaku Cement, established in 2006, is an associate of JSE-listed Sephaku Holdings, a 64%-owned subsidiary of Nigerian-based Dangote Cement. Dangote had invested more than US$126m in the venture, the largest ever foreign direct investment in South Africa by an African company. The new project includes a production facility, which would produce about 1.2Mt/yr, at Aganang near .

South Africa's cement industry has raised capacity through large greenfield investments by Nigerian-backed Sephaku cement and Chinese-backed Mamba Cement.

Cement sales volumes in SA may have fallen up to 10% in 2018 due to weak economic conditions, JSE-listed Sephaku Holdings says. The comment offers a rare glimpse into the state of the cement ...

Sephaku Cement, established in 2006, is an associate of JSE-listed Sephaku Holdings, a 64%-owned subsidiary of Nigerian-based Dangote Cement. Dangote had invested more than US$126m in the venture, the largest ever foreign direct investment in South Africa by an African company. The new project includes a production facility, which would produce about 1.2Mt/yr, at Aganang near .

Sephaku Holdings Limited is a building and construction materials company. Sephaku Holdings Limited (SepHold or the group) is a JSE-listed company that offers investors a portfolio of assets focused on the building and construction materials industry. The group invests in modern, efficient capacity in the South African cement manufacturing sector. The cement manufacturing sector is a primary ...

JSE-listed Sephaku Holdings (SepHold) announced on Thursday that its CEO Dr Lelau Mohuba intended to step down on December 31. Mohuba said he would be willing take up a nonexecutive position ...

Sephaku Cement is the first new entrant to the South African cement industry since 1934. At the helm of Sephaku Cement are highly skilled and motivated individuals whose vision and commitment ensures that Sephaku Cement will be a guaranteed success. An associate company of JSE-listed Sephaku Holdings Limited, this inspired, -billion rand project has seen enormous investment in leadership ...

South Africa's forthcoming entrant into the cement market, Sephaku Cement, has concretised support for pragmatic skills development in the industry by co-funding a new organisation that will drive concrete-related training and accreditation. The new industry body replaces the C&CI that closed its doors on withdrawal of support from a key funder earlier this year. "What is important about ...

Sephaku - Aganang Cement Plant Details Parent Category: South Africa Category: Cement Industry Last Updated on 30 April 2019 Type: Cement Plant. Area: North West. Annual Production: 1.20 million tonnes of cement. Owner: Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) Shareholders: Dangote Group (64%) Activity Since: 2013 Contact Coordinates: -26.143929,25.853993. Address: Gelukspan Road, Aganang, .

Sephaku Cement is the first new entrant to the South African cement industry since 1934. At the helm of Sephaku Cement are highly skilled and motivated individuals whose vision and commitment ensures that Sephaku Cement will be a guaranteed success. An associate company of JSE-listed Sephaku Holdings Limited, this inspired, -billion rand project has seen enormous investment in leadership ...

CAPE TOWN - Cement company Sephaku Holdings yesterday reported a sharp slump in net profit to R1.3million in the year to end December from R128.7m in 2018, which came on .

South Africa: Sephaku Cement's revenue fell by 3.1% year-on-year to US$161m in 2018 from US$167m in 2017. Its net profit dropped by 19% to US$3.3m from US$4.07m. The subsidiary of Nigeria's Dangote Cement said that the general poor economy in the country led to an estimate 5 – 10% decline in industry .