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Dangote Cement revenue hits N2tn on strong local demand
NG🏛️ PoliticsCenter2 hr. ago

Dangote Cement revenue hits N2tn on strong local demand

Dangote Cement Plc, Africa's largest cement manufacturer and the most capitalized industrial firm on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, reported a group revenue of N2.514 trillion for the half-year ended 30 June 2026. This marks a 21.35% increase compared to the previous year's N2.072 trillion, driven by strong local demand and improved operational efficiency. Domestic operations contributed significantly, with revenue rising 25.17% to N1.805 trillion. The company also showed growth in Pan-African operations, with revenue increasing 13.67% to N775.35 billion. Profitability metrics such as gross profit and operating profit both increased by over 30%, aided by reduced net finance costs. Despite challenges like rising costs and macroeconomic pressures, the company maintained strong financial performance, expanding its balance sheet and improving investor confidence.

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Dangote Cement revenue hits N2tn on strong local demand

Dangote Cement Plc, Africa's largest cement manufacturer and the most capitalized industrial firm on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, reported a group revenue of N2.514 trillion for the half-year ended 30 June 2026. This marks a 21.35% increase compared to the previous year's N2.072 trillion, driven by strong local demand and improved operational efficiency. Domestic operations contributed significantly, with revenue rising 25.17% to N1.805 trillion. The company also showed growth in Pan-African operations, with revenue increasing 13.67% to N775.35 billion. Profitability metrics such as gross profit and operating profit both increased by over 30%, aided by reduced net finance costs. Despite challenges like rising costs and macroeconomic pressures, the company maintained strong financial performance, expanding its balance sheet and improving investor confidence.

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