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That's great. Kazi iendelee.
 

It is Hima cement a subsidiary of Bamburi cement and i don't think the Tanzanian section will be built with cement from Hima cement! Both are part of LafrageHolcim group merger!

Who We Are​


Bamburi Cement PLC is a subsidiary of Holcim, the global leader in innovative and sustainable building solutions, and is listed in the Nairobi Securities Exchange.

We are the leading cement manufacturing and marketing company in the Eastern Africa region, well reputed for our high quality operations, products and expansive capacity. This gives us an upper hand in serving the needs of diverse construction customers - from Individual Home Builders, developers and contractors, with an ability and flexibility to deliver to projects of any size and technical demands.

Bamburi Cement was incorporated in 1951 and started production in 1954. Today our operations in Kenya include two cement plants in Mombasa and Athiriver, and concrete manufacturing (precast and readymix concrete) plants in Nairobi (Industrial Area, Athiriver and Two Rivers) and Mombasa.

The company has three subsidiaries:
  • Hima Cement Limited (HCL) - a Uganda based subsidiary with a Plant located in Kasese, and corporate offices in Kampala.​
  • Bamburi Special Products Ltd (BSP) - A wholly owned subsidiary which is the largest supplier of Ready Mix Concrete and Precast blocks.​
  • Lafarge Eco Systems Limited (LES) - A wholly owned subsidiary of BCL, focusing on sustainability of land use and quarry rehabilitation. It provides market leadership in environmental responsibility as well as a point of engagement for neighbouring communities and other stakeholders.​

Some more facts about Bamburi Cement Ltd

  • Strong, highly respected cement and concrete manufacturing brand in the Eastern Africa region​
  • Health and Safety is our core value, and number one priority. We conduct our business in a manner that creates a healthy and safe environment for all stakeholders – our employees, contractors, communities and customers – built on a sound health and safety culture. We believe that nothing we do is worth getting hurt for.​
  • Cutting edge innovation with technical and production capacity and flexibility to deliver highly demanding, large construction projects (including specific specialized demands in terms of cement and concrete needs, and conforming to different international standards over and above the Kenyan standards)​
  • Been part of construction of some of Kenya’s formidable construction projects, including the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR)​
  • High quality, wide and well differentiated product portfolio:​
    • Application-based cement products to address specific construction need, offering the best quality for that particular application at the best cost (customized solutions addressing needs from masonry works, to bungalows and high-rise buildings, to marine structures, roads and bridges, to all types of construction)
    • Value Added Products developed to deliver appropriate construction solutions to our customers – making Bamburi attractive to developers and investors looking for new technologies and new ways of doing things.
    • Sustainable construction solutions such as Green cements, self-compacting concrete, fiber reinforced concrete, water proof concrete, and ultra-high strength products just to mention a few.
  • Rich history of sustainability – through its various efforts in environmental restoration and conservation. Here are a few examples:​
    • Rehabilitation efforts – right from its beginnings Bamburi Cement has engaged in rehabilitation of its quarries, such that after it extracts minerals from the ground for cement manufacture, the exhausted quarries are rehabilitated into thriving ecosystems. The world famous Bamburi Haller Park and Bamburi Forest Trails are some of the stories of these world-class rehabilitation efforts, where barren limestone quarries were transformed into a thriving ecosystems of flora and fauna. This rich experience is also shared to others through training on environmental rehabilitation and ecosystem management. Visit www.lafargeecosystems.co.ke for more details.
    • Substitution of fossil fuels with industrial and municipal waste and biomass to power our cement plants, allowing for safe and environmentally friendly way to recover waste, and reduce our carbon footprint. Visit www.geocycle.com to read more about the work done by our waste management brand.
    • Ingrained within the Bamburi Cement's’ value system is a long-standing commitment to make positive, tangible and sustainable difference among the communities we operate in and serves, and our sustainable development agenda is organized around Social, Economic and Environmental pillars.
    • Continuous work on low carbon cements eg our DURACEM cement at 279 net Kg C02 /t, is the greenest cement currently in the market.
  • Being part of LafargeHolcim Group, Bamburi Cement enjoys access to the largest, most advanced, leading Research & Development center for building materials in the industry (based in Lyon, France) through which we are able to develop and set trends on innovative solutions for Kenya. It gives us capacity to bring to the market contemporary highly advanced products.​
  • Logistics and customer service capabilities to avail our products and solutions to customers anywhere in Kenya and the region.​

Our Contacts

CORPORATE OFFICE
Kitui Road, Off Kampala Road, Industrial Area, Nairobi
P.O. Box 10921-00100
Nairobi, Kenya

Tel: +254 (0) 722 205471/ 727 532130, (020) 2893000/2710487
Email: corp.info@lafargeholcim.com
Website: www.lafarge.co.ke



In Tanzania, Mbeya cement a subsidiary of Lafrage will supply cement!




Uache ujinga kushangilia makampuni ya nje ukasema ya Kenya!

LafargeHolcim Tanzania supports local content initiative in Tanzania​



Mbeya Cement Company Limited (LafargeHolcim Tanzania), known by its POZ-ZOLANA based TEM-BO CEMENT BRAND has gone extra mile to support local content initiative by Government of Tanzania by...​

Mbeya Cement Company Limited (LafargeHolcim Tanza-nia), known by its POZ-ZOLANA based TEMBO CEMENT BRAND has gone extra mile to support local content initiative by Government of Tanzania by supplying Pozzolana to Julius Nyerere Hydro-Power Project (JNHPP) as a sustainable and economic substitute for imported fly ash.

Tanzania imports fly ash for use by construction industry for road stabilization and as concrete ingredient to boost / enhance strength properties of concrete. Fly ash is a fine powder that is a byproduct of burning pulverized coal in electric generation power plant. Chemically and technically, fly ash is identical to pozzolana and both have related origin.

Pozzolana itself is a natural material that originated from volcanic ash and it has cementitious properties. History of using pozzolana as a building material dates back to 500 BC by Ancient Greeks.

Romans pioneered the use of pozzolana as binding agent to hold stones together and some of the underwater structures built then still stands today, more than 2000 years. Reactivity of Pozzolana from different places varies and this determines its usage. Taking advantage of the uniqueness and reactiveness of the locally available Pozzolana, Mbeya Cement Company with the help of LafargeHolcim Group’s Research & Development Centre has successfully researched use of processed and energetically modified pozzolana as substitute to imported fly ash.

This is an economic and innovative construction breakthrough. It is an economic solution because it promotes use of available locally sourced resources that translates into saving forex. On the other hand, it is a green innovation because it promotes sustainable construction for it ensures global environmental protection via reduction of CO2.

From the start of the iconic Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project in 2020, LafargeHolcim Tanzania has been proudly supplying Pozzolana for road and tunnel base stabilization and also as an ingredient for concrete. By the end of the project, about 200,000 tons of Pozzolana will be supplied.

As the power generated from this Dam project will be used by generations to come, not only in Tanzania but also from neighboring countries, as the excess generated electricity shall be exported, TEMBO POZZOLANA shall always be part of the joy of those generations and a reminder of the meaning of sustainable construction solutions.



 
Wacha tutaona kama Mbeya cement watapata hio contract ya EACOP. Time will tell.
 
Mradi ufanyike Tanzania (Tanga) halafu cement watoe Bumburi eti?????? πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€
Wacha tutaona kama Mbeya cement watapata hio contract ya EACOP. Time will tell.
 
Mradi ufanyike Tanzania (Tanga) halafu cement watoe Bumburi eti?????? πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€
Hahaha mzee tulia. Experts wanachoangalia ni kama cement hio ni ya quality inayofaa au la. Ujue cement hazifanani in terms of quality. Distance sio tatizo bora cement hio ni ya quality inayofaa. SGR ya Kenya ilipokuwa inajengwa kampuni nyingi za Kenya hazingeweza kutengeneza cement yenye quality inayofaa ila kampuni chache za Kenya ndio ziliweza kufikia hivyo viwango vya quality.
 

Mbeya Cement launches new pozzolana cement product​

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Written by Global Cement staff11 November 2020
Tanzania: Mbeya Cement, part of LafargeHolcim Tanzania, has launched Lafarge Tembo Pozzi, a pozzolana-based cement product. It is intended to replace imports of fly ash, according to the Daily News newspaper. At present the country imports 40,000t/yr of fly ash for the construction industry.





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Mradi ufanyike Tanzania (Tanga) halafu cement watoe Bumburi eti?????? πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€
Upumbavu wa baadhi ya Wakunya humu ndani hauna mfano! Ni kujaribu kujipa u-relevance!
 
local content policy inawataka kutumia local products
halafu anavyoongea as if Bamburi cement is whole Kunyan! Holcim part of LafrageHolcim has over 58.6% ownership in Bamburi cement and also in Hoima cement!
 
Oh my God. Construction itaanza next year April? Wow. Huu mradi umecheleweshwa sana. Umekuwa white elephant. πŸ˜…πŸ€£πŸ€£πŸ˜‚πŸ˜„πŸ˜…

 
Next year second quarter (April to June) ni mbali sana. Yaani nilisema kwamba mradi huu ni white elephant na hamkunisikia. Hahaha
 
Next year second quarter (April to June) ni mbali sana. Yaani nilisema kwamba mradi huu ni white elephant na hamkunisikia. Hahaha
no proble, but Engineering and procurement has already started. Remember EPCM
 
no proble, but Engineering and procurement has already started. Remember EPCM
Sasa mkisongeza kuanza kwa ujenzi kwa muda wa mwaka moja basi itabidi pia msongeze deadline ya kukamilishwa kwa ujenzi kwa muda huo huo kutoka 2025 hadi 2026
 
Sasa mkisongeza kuanza kwa ujenzi kwa muda wa mwaka moja basi itabidi pia msongeze deadline ya kukamilishwa kwa ujenzi kwa muda huo huo kutoka 2025 hadi 2026
haiwezi fika 2026. kama ujenzi ungeanza sept 2021, 1st oil ilitakiwa iwe by april 2026, ujenzi ukianza 2nd qtr 2022 bas late 2026 1st oil itakuwa tayari
 
Sasa mkisongeza kuanza kwa ujenzi kwa muda wa mwaka moja basi itabidi pia msongeze deadline ya kukamilishwa kwa ujenzi kwa muda huo huo kutoka 2025 hadi 2026

Tony, ili ufurahie yajayo, be part of it. be happy for it, embrace it. Then utafurahia yajayo, utafurahia mema ya eac. Coz everyone in the bloc will enjoy the benefit of eacop.
 
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