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Senegal cement market

The Senegalese cement market has been long discussed in recent years given the expected entrance on the market of the third cement producer.

Senegal experienced a slowdown of cement consumption in 2012, but has revived impressively since. Preliminary 2013 numbers reveal an outstanding increase in cement consumption, generated mainly by the focus placed by Senegal's traditional cement producers on the domestic market.

The CW Group Research report provides an in-depth and data-oriented analysis of the economy, construction and cement market in Senegal. The forecast through 2017 offers cement stakeholders with the most important analytics, including cement consumption, but also cement capacity expansions planned or underway.

 

 

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CATEGORY
Country reports
FORMAT
Electronic (PDF)
RELEASE DATE
2013
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