Plant Development

Kenya: Hasmukh Patel Takes on Cement Market Leaders Lafarge and National Cement

Hasmukh Patel's Mombasa Cement, a leading producer in Kenya, is set to open a new quarry to diversify its product offerings and challenge the dominance of industry giants like Lafarge and National Cement.

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In a strategic move to bolster its position in the Kenyan cement industry, Hasmukh Patel's Mombasa Cement is planning to open a new quarry. This initiative aims to expand the company's product range, allowing it to offer more diversified cement products to its customers. By doing so, Mombasa Cement seeks to increase its competitiveness against major industry players, including Lafarge and National Cement.

The new quarry represents a significant investment in the company's future growth and its commitment to meeting the evolving needs of the construction market in Kenya and beyond. This move is indicative of Patel's visionary leadership and Mombasa Cement's ambition to become a key player in the region's cement production sector.

Source: Africa Intelligence

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