This announcement came as BUA recently revealed that it was looking to boost its production capacity in Nigeria over the next three years with new plants in the works. In addition, this will be the second plant to be constructed by Wartsila for BUA Cement – the first being the BUA Cement Sokoto power plant scheduled to be commissioned alongside the plant in November 2021.
Speaking at the signing ceremony, Abdul Samad Rabiu, chairman of BUA Cement Plc who signed on behalf of the cement producer said BUA Cement would continue to invest strategically in the West African cement industry to enable it bridge the huge infrastructure and housing deficit.
On his part, Mark Thiriet, Energy Business Director at Wartsila West Africa said Wartsila was proud to partner with BUA Group on this BUA Cement Sokoto Line 4 project. He said Wartsila would bring its technical expertise and globally recognized technology to bear in bringing the project to completion.
BUA Cement Plc is Nigeria’s second largest cement company and the largest producer in its North-West, South-South, and South-East regions. BUA Cement operates strategically from Okpella, Edo State and Kalambaina, Sokoto State with its headquarters in Lagos, Nigeria.
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