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News Cimerwa aims to make Rwanda self-sufficient for cement

Cimerwa aims to make Rwanda self-sufficient for cement

Written by Global Cement staff 17 November 2025
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Rwanda: Narendra Raval, Executive Chair and CEO of Devki Group, owner of Cimerwa, has announced an commitment to make Rwanda fully self-sufficient in terms of cement production ‘in the near future.’ Raval made the remarks on 14 November 2025 during a customer engagement meeting with stakeholders and distributors in the Rwandan capital Kigali. Cimerwa is Rwanda’s only integrated cement manufacturer, and is currently upgrading its facilities with a new US$190m clinker line.

Raval reported that Rwanda already makes 86% of the cement that it consumes, with imports falling from 360,000t/yr to just 72,000t/yr ‘in recent years.’ He said “I have promised myself, my staff and the country that by the next budget meeting, we will achieve a 100% import-free Rwanda.” The next Rwandan budget will run from 1 July 2026. Going further, Raval added “We will make Rwanda a net exporter of both clinker and cement within two years.”

Last modified on 17 November 2025
Published in Global Cement News
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  • Devki Group
  • Rwanda
  • Cimerwa Cement
  • trade
  • Import
  • market
  • Production
  • target
  • clinker plant
  • Expansion
  • Export
  • Clinker
  • Middle East and Africa

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