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The rise in consumption of cement is expected to result in cement consumption of around 4.5 billion metric tonnes per annum by the end of 2019. The global cement consumption has been growing at a CAGR of over 5.2% for the past ten years driven mostly by consumption from emerging markets such as China, India and Brazil. The cement industry value in Africa is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 5.9% over the forecast period driven by growing infrastructure projects across the continent.

Discover the latest market trends and uncover sources of future market growth for the African Cement Market, find hidden opportunities in the most current research data available, understand competitive threats with our detailed market analysis, and plan your corporate strategy with our expert qualitative analysis and growth projections. This report analyses and presents an overview of the African Cement Market.

Why You Should Buy The African Cement Market Report 2019

  • 236 pages of comprehensive analysis
  • 125 tables and graphs quantifying the market in detail
  • African Cement Market forecasts between 2019 and 2029
  • Forecasts for the 20 African Cement Markets and an outlook on the rest of the continent.
  • Egypt, South Africa, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Morocco, Kenya, Ghana, Algeria, Angola, Tunisia, Tanzania, Cameroon, Cote d'Ivoire, Togo, Mozambique, Zambia, Senegal, Uganda, and Zimbabwe
  • A SWOT analysis that examines the African Cement market
  • 12 key companies identified and profiled operating within the African Cement Market, including 2019 market share information

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Companies Profiled

  • Afrisam
  • ARM Cement Ltd.
  • Ashaka Cement PLC
  • Bamburi Cement Limited (Lafarge)
  • Cement Company of Northern Nigeria (CCNN) PLC
  • Dangote Cement Ltd.
  • East African Portland Cement Co. Ltd.
  • Heidelberg Cement
  • LafargeHolcim Ltd.
  • Tanga Cement Company
  • Tanzania Portland Cement Company Limited (Twiga)
  • PPC Limited

Key Topics Covered

  • Executive Summary
  • Africa - Middle East Decoupling
  • Benefits of the Report
  • Intended Audience
  • Report Contributors
  • Methodology
  • Global Cement Market Outlook
  • Asia: Energy Powering Asia's infrastructure
  • Beyond Asia-Pacific
  • CEE: Funding Conditions to Support Growth
  • LatAm: Oil Price Impact a Mixed Bag
  • MENA: Infrastructure Sector Unfazed By Oil
  • SSA: Growing From A Low Base
  • African Cement Market Forecasts
  • Infrastructure Projects in Sub-Saharan Africa
  • China's Fund to Challenge Private Sector through African Infrastructure Investment
  • Ports, Railways and Energy To Benefit
  • Private Equity Investment Gathering Pace in Sub-Saharan Africa's Infrastructure Market
  • Growing Investor Confidence
  • Infrastructure Funds Lighting Up
  • International PE and Africa
  • Transport infrastructure investment revving up Sub-Saharan Africa's logistics
  • SWOT of African Cement Industry
  • Strengths
  • Weaknesses
  • Opportunities
  • Threats
  • Drivers & Restraints of the Electric Vehicle Market
  • Drivers
  • Rapid Urbanisation
  • Infrastructure Expansion
  • Energy Infrastructure
  • Changing Building Dynamics
  • Restraints
  • Increasing competition
  • Unreliable power supply
  • Regulatory Risk
  • Sluggish Economy
  • Clinker Self Sufficiency
  • Price Stagnation
  • Leading National African Cement Market Outlook
  • Cement Majors to Look to Sub-Saharan Africa
  • SSA Construction to Benefit from Thriving Hotels Sector
  • North Africa
  • West Africa
  • East Africa
  • Southern Africa
  • Egyptian Cement Market Forecast
  • Construction yet to recover
  • Robust Project Pipeline Underlines Positive Forecast
  • Infrastructure Development To Continue Relying On Foreign Funding
  • Suez Canal Expansion Boosts Egypt's Infrastructure Outlook
  • Encouraging Macroeconomics
  • Nigerian Cement Market Forecast
  • Nigeria's private sector crucial for developing transport infrastructure
  • Election Risk
  • China gaining traction in African rail as Nigeria awards new project
  • Downside Risks to Forecast
  • Dangote on Track
  • Algerian Cement Market Forecast
  • South African Cement Market Forecast
  • South Africa's cement plants are calling out for investment
  • South Africa becomes net importer of cement in 2018
  • Regional Bright Spots amid Tough South African Construction Climate
  • Power and Mining Sectors Dragging On Growth
  • Oil Prices a Slight Reprieve
  • Regional Assessment
  • Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal - Smaller, But More Diverse Infrastructure Opportunities
  • South Africa's SEZ construction upside faces business environment risks
  • No Rush to Invest
  • Green Technology Bright Spot
  • Moroccan Cement Market Forecast
  • Tunisian Cement Market Forecast
  • Ethiopian Cement Market Forecast
  • Kenyan Cement Market Forecast
  • Senegalese Cement Market Forecast
  • Ghanaian Cement Market Forecast
  • Tanzanian Cement Market Forecast
  • Zambian Cement Market Forecast
  • Cameroon Cement Market Forecast
  • Ugandan Cement Market Forecast
  • Cote d'Ivoire Cement Market Forecast
  • Angolan Cement Market Forecast
  • Mozambican Cement Market Forecast
  • Togolese Cement Market Forecast
  • Zimbabwean Cement Market Forecast
  • Rest of Africa Cement Market Forecast
  • Infrastructure & Construction Sector Outlook
  • Trends & Opportunities
  • Nigeria
  • South Africa
  • Industry News
  • Competition Authority Approves Merger
  • Group Five Collapse
  • Lafarge Africa Raises Fresh Capital
  • Dangote Cement Targets More Exports
  • Bids in for ARM Cement
  • South Africa's PPC full-year profit doubles
  • Afrisam Commissions New Cement Plant In Lesotho

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