Cement prices in zambia

May 19, 2021 Zambian cement prices remain high. The prices of different brands of cement in Zambia are still ranging between ZMW135-145 (US$6-6.45) for a 50kg bag, over a month after Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) directed that prices should be reduced to ZMW110. Last month, CCPC fined Lafarge Zambia Plc and Mpande Limestone Ltd for price fixing

Nov 17, 2006 The retail price of cement in most parts of Lusaka has gone up by almost 8,000 kwacha (approx US$2) a bag/50kg due to increasing demand by booming construction in the capital city. The price has been increased to 45,000 kwacha (about US$11.54 dollars) per bag from 37,000 kwacha (about 9.49 dollars), according to local media reports on Friday

The Zambia Cement Market report covers the national cement industry with a view on supply-demand trends and developments in the country as well as cement trading networks. Also, the report is focused on cement volume trends in detail, analyzing trade flows, historical cement demand and production, the competitive landscape as well as demand

Apr 16, 2021 The commission has ordered the slashing of cement prices from the current average prices of K140 per 50kg bag of cement to a range of between US$4.5 to US$5 which translates to K110 per 50kg bag at the current exchange rate of K22 per 1 US dollar

Mar 31, 2021 Cement prices slashed by 21%. The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission – CCPC has ordered the slashing of cement prices from the current average prices of K140 per 50kg bag to K110 per 50kg bag, a reduction by 21%. According to a statement made available to the Zambian Business Times – ZBT by CCPC Senior Public Relations Officer Namukolo Kasumpa, the CCPC

Dangote Cement in Zambia. Our 1.5mta plant in Ndola, 271km from Lusaka opened in the second quarter of 2015. The plant produces 42.5-grade cement to compete against the lower-grade but dominant 32.5 products in the market. Aside from selling into local markets in the Copperbelt region, it will export cement to the mining regions of the

Jan 02, 2020 Cement prices go up. We would like to inform you that our cement prices Ex-Chilanga Plant have been revised upwards following continued strain on operational costs. The new prices will be K94 for Mphamvu and K98 for Supaset VAT inclusive per

Jan 27, 2021 Jan 27, 2021 A check at five hardware shops in the central business district by the Daily Mail yesterday revealed that a 50-kilogramme bag of cement produced by Lafarge Zambia Plc is fetching between K134 and

Jan 05, 2020 Lafarge Hikes Cement Prices By 20%. Lafarge Cement Plc has increased prices of its Mphamvu and Supaset brands by 20 per cent, bringing a pocket each to almost K100. The new prices came into effect last Friday and were attributed to increased electricity and fuel costs. “We would like to inform the public and our esteemed customers that Lafarge Zambia plc has increased the cement

Sep 14, 2009 Sep 14, 2009 Cement prices in Lusaka rise, Zambia. 14 September 2009. Cement prices in Lusaka have shot up by between K35,000 and K40,000 amidst the continued suspension of operations by Lafarge Cement Zambia Plc, the country’s monopoly cement producer. And the National Construction Council (NCC) has said importing cement to plug the deficit caused by the

Jul 10, 2015 Jul 10, 2015 Cement prices fall. THE retail prices of cement in Lusaka and the Copperbelt have reduced by about K8 per 50 kilogramme bag following the entry into the market by Dangote Cement. The prices have gone down by an average of K8 per 50kg in Lusaka, Ndola and some areas surrounding the two cities. The US$400 million Dangote cement factory in Masaiti

Jun 16, 2021 Nigeria: Dangote Cement says that the price of cement from its plants in Nigeria is the same as from plants in other countries in Africa or cheaper. The cement producer made the announcement in response to local media reports that its prices were allegedly lower in Ghana or Zambia, according to the Vanguard newspaper

Lafarge Zambia contributed 3000 bags of cement to construct 10 mother’s shelters and it was spearheaded by USAID to keep mothers and their babies safe and healthy. Lafarge: building better cities In 2050, 70% of the world population will live in cities, twice as many as there were in 1970