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Simba Cement Focuses on Affordable, High-Quality Cement to Grow Uganda’s Construction Industry

by Muhamadi Byemboijana
September 3, 2024
Simba Cement Focuses on Affordable, High-Quality Cement to Grow Uganda’s Construction Industry
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Simba Cement has revealed continuous plans to to redefine Uganda’s construction industry by offering top-quality cement at unmatched prices, setting a new standard for the sector.

As the company scales its operations with the region’s largest clinker manufacturing plant in West Pokot, Kenya, Simba Cement is empowering builders, contractors, and homeowners to undertake diverse construction projects with cost-effective, high-strength solutions.

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Heet Raval, Simba Cement’s Marketing Manager, said the strategy on the local market has always been to offer high-quality cement at affordable prices without compromising quality.

“We believe that by supporting the H.E Yoweri Museveni’s vision of affordable housing, we contribute significantly to Uganda’s socio-economic growth. We are committed as Simba cement to the govt of Uganda and all Ugandan citizen to always provide cement at minimum affordable price to achieve their dreams to build their own houses. The new clinker plant gives us a unique logistical advantage, allowing us to pass on cost savings to our customers while ensuring top-grade cement is readily available,” he said.

Edna Agwata, Sales Manager at Simba Cement, emphasized the company’s commitment to maintaining competitive pricing amidst rising operational costs.

“Our proximity to raw material sources plays a crucial role in our pricing strategy. The newly commissioned clinker plant, which is very near to our Tororo plant, ensures logistical efficiency, reduced transport costs, and an overall lower carbon footprint. This efficiency allows us to continue offering affordable cement without compromising quality,” she said.

Beyond price and performance, Simba Cement remains dedicated to sustainability and safety. The company operates in compliance with ISO standards and adheres to strict environmental protocols set by regulatory bodies such as NEMA.

She noted that Simba Cement’s research and development team is focused on continuous product innovation.

“We have recently introduced Simba Cement CEM II, a product specifically developed to meet the growing demand for high- strength cement in civil works and infrastructure projects,” noted Agwata. “As Uganda’s construction industry evolves, Simba Cement is well-positioned to provide advanced solutions that align with market needs.”

Simba Cement produces three main products, Simba Cement 32.5R CEM IV, Simba Cement 32.5N CEM II, and Simba Power 42.5 CEM I —all tailored to meet various construction needs.

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