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Cement Prices Soar: Latest Cost Of Dangote, BUA, And Other Brands This Week

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As of February 7, 2025, cement prices in Nigeria have seen notable shifts, driven by factors like inflation, rising production costs, and currency depreciation.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Here’s the latest price breakdown for major cement brands:

Cement Brand Retail Price per 50kg Bag (₦) Wholesale Price for 600 Bags (₦)
Dangote Cement ₦9,900 – ₦10,500 ₦5,940,000 – ₦6,300,000
BUA Cement ₦8,000 – ₦11,000 ₦4,800,000 – ₦6,600,000
Lafarge Cement ₦9,100 – ₦10,500 ₦5,460,000 – ₦6,300,000
UNICEM Cement ₦11,500 – ₦13,500 ₦6,900,000 – ₦8,100,000
Ibeto Cement ₦9,500 – ₦10,500 ₦5,700,000 – ₦6,300,000
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Key Factors Driving Cement Price Increases:

  • Inflation: Nigeria’s surging inflation has ramped up production and logistics costs, pushing cement prices higher.
  • Currency Depreciation: The weakening of the Naira against major currencies has raised the cost of importing raw materials and machinery for cement production.
  • Rising Production Costs: Higher expenses for energy, transportation, and maintenance are significantly impacting cement prices.
  • Regional Price Differences: Prices fluctuate across regions, with cities like Lagos seeing higher costs due to increased demand and transportation expenses. Buyers are advised to consult local suppliers for region-specific pricing.
  • Market Dynamics: The government faces pressure to open the market to more cement manufacturers to foster competition and reduce prices. Additionally, stock market activities, such as profit-taking in key companies like Dangote Cement Plc, are influencing market trends and investor confidence.
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