List Of Dangote Group Brands And Factory Locations

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• 11 Apr 2016

Dangote Cement is a fully integrated cement company and has projects and operations in Nigeria and 14 other African countries; Dangote Cement’s current total production capacity in Nigeria from its three existing cement plants namely Obajana (10.25MMTPA), Ibese (6.0MMTPA) and Gboko (4.0MMTPA) is 20.25MMTPA.

The Obajana Cement Plant (OCP) located in Kogi State is reputed to be one of the single largest cement plants in the world with a combined capacity of 10.25MMTPA.

A fourth line which add 3.0MMTPA to the existing capacity will bring the total capacity of Obajana to 13.25MMTPA by 2015.

Dangote Cement is also the biggest quoted company in West Africa and the only Nigerian company on the Forbes Global 2000 Companies.

Dangote Cement Factories In Nigeria And Other African Countries

1. Dangote Cement – NIGERIA

Dangote Cement Plants:

• Obajana Cement Plc, Kogi
• Benue Cement Company, Benue
• Dangote Cement Works Ltd, Ibese
• Combined Capacity : 20 million Mtpa

Dangote Cement Terminals:

• Lagos Cement Terminal
• Port Harcourt Cement Terminal
• Onne cement terminal
• Aliko Inland cement terminal
• Continental Cement terminal
• Combined Capacity: 9 million Mtpa

Dangote Cement – AFRICA

PLANTS

• Senegal 1.5 million MTpa
• Zambia 1.5 million MTpa (Green-field projects)
• Tanzania 1.5 million MTpa
• South Africa 2.2 millon MTpa
• Congo (Brazzaville) 1.5 million MTpa
• Ethiopia 1.5 million MTpa
• Cameroun (Grinding) 1.5 million MTpa

TERMINALS

• Ghana 3.0 million MTpa
• Sierra Leone 0.5 million MTpa
• Ivory Coast 1.0 million MTpa
• Liberia 0.5 million MTpa

Dangote Cement – OBAJANA

• Single largest cement plant in Africa with a capacity of 5.2 million MTpa (additional capacity of over 5 million MTpa planned)
• Vertical roller mills for energy, efficient grinding of raw material and clinker.
• Gas pipeline of approx. 90 km length for the supply of natural gas to cement plant and power plant from Ajaokuta to Obajana (capacity -96,000 cu.m /hr.)
• Power plant of capacity 135 mw – gas / diesel based

2. Dangote Sugar

Dangote Sugar Refinery PLC commenced business in March 2000 as the sugar division of Dangote Industries Limited. The sugar-refining factory at Apapa port was commissioned in 2001 with an initial installed capacity to process 600,000 MT of raw sugar per annum.

The refinery has since been expanded on two occasions, increasing the production capacity to about 1.44 million MT per annum, making it the largest sugar refinery in sub Saharan Africa and second largest in the world.

Dangote Sugar Refinery PLC, Lagos

• Largest sugar refinery in sub-Saharan Africa
• Currently has over 70% of domestic market share
• Current capacity of 1.44M Mtpa

 SAVANNAH SUGAR COMPANY LTD

• Integrated sugar cane farming & Sugar milling
• Capacity of 50,000 Mtpa (sugar mill)
• Plans to Increase capacity to 1 million tonnes per annum

SUGAR FOCUS – SAVANNAH SUGAR COMPANY

• SSC was established by the Federal Government in 1971.
• Transfer of ownership to DIL took place in 2003.
• Cultivating a total of 18,000 hectares-employing approximately 20,000 made up of direct employees and farmer out growers.
• FOS – designed in conjunction with national sugar development council.
• Projection is to produce 1 million tonnes of white sugar by 2015
  – Cultivating 100,000 hectares in 4 states
  – Employing over 50,000.

Unfortified industrial sugar
Dangote unfortified sugar is a specially processed sugar grade used by pharmaceuticals, food and beverage manufacturing companies etc. Dangote sugar is a popular household name amongst manufacturers for the production of high quality sugar that helps them deliver good products to their market with the desired sweetness.

3 Dangote Salt

NASCON Allied Industries PLC (National Salt Company of Nigeria PLC) was incorporated in Nigeria as a limited liability company on 30th April 1973.It was fully privatized in April, 1982 and became listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange on October, 1992.

The company is engaged in the refining and marketing of salt of different grades; Kitchen, table and industrial as well as the importation and sale of Petti tomato paste.

We are the leading salt manufacturer in Nigeria considering we control more than 60% of the market. NASCON PLC provides employment for over 600 employees.

PRODUCTS LINES/BRANDS
SALT

Dan – Q Seasoning

• Chicken Flavour
• Beef Flavour

TOMATO PASTE

PRODUCTION CAPACITY
Dangote Salt current capacity is about 600,000metric tons/annum

4.DANGOTE FLOUR

Dangote Flour Mills Plc commenced operations in 1999, as a division of Dangote Industries Limited (DIL) – one of Nigeria’s largest and fastest growing conglomerates.
Following the strategic decision of DIL to unbundle its various operations, Dangote Flour Mills was incorporated in 2006. The restructuring was completed in January, 2006 when the Federal High Court sanctioned a scheme of Arrangement wherein all the assets, liabilities and undertakings of the erstwhile flour division of DIL was transferred to Dangote Flour Mills.

From an initial installed capacity of 500 MT/day at its Apapa mill, Dangote Flour has expanded rapidly by opening in quick successions three other flour mills in Kano (2000), Calabar (2001) and Ilorin (2005). Each of the mills started with an installed capacity of 500 MT per day but all of them have subsequently expanded resulting in a total installed capacity of 5,000 MT per day, is been distributed as follows:

• Apapa – 1,000 MT per day
• Kano – 500 MT per day
• Calabar -1,500 MT per day
• Ilorin -1,000 MT per day

Dangote Flour Official Warehouse Locations

5.Dangote Macaroni

PASTA (SPAGHETTI & MACARONI) MANUFACTURING

The Group’s pasta production business commenced in June 2000 at Nigerian Ports Authority Ikorodu Terminal -Lagos, Nigeria.

The Dangote Pasta Plant, started business with a single production line, churning out two million cases of spaghetti of 10kg per case. The factory currently has five lines with an installed capacity of 30,000MT per annum producing several variants of macaroni and spaghetti.

The pasta production business was operated as a division of DIL until January 2006 when it was spun-off as Dangote Pasta Ltd and is now a subsidiary of Dangote Flour Mills Plc.