# BUA Cement and Sinoma sign $1.05B deal for three new plants in Nigeria

BUA Cement signed an agreement with Sinoma CBMI to build three new cement plants of 3Mta each in Edo, Sokoto and Adamawa states, Nigeria. The $1.05 billion project will bring BUA's total capacity to 20Mta and is expected to be completed by end of 2022.

- Type: New facility
- Announced: 2020-12-23
- Where: Edo, Sokoto, and Adamawa states, Nigeria
- Value: $1.05B
- Starts operating: 2022
- Status: announced
- Capacity: 9 million tonnes per annum (3 plants of 3Mta each)
- Products: cement
- Sectors: [Construction Materials](https://endata.com/sectors/construction-materials.md)

## Companies

- [BUA Cement](https://endata.com/companies/35404.md)
- [Sinoma CBMI](https://endata.com/companies/35892.md) (partner)

## Sources

- [cemnet.com](https://www.cemnet.com/News/story/170060/bua-and-sinoma-sign-us-1-05bn-project-agreement.html), 2020-12-23: "To bridge this huge deficit gap in Nigeria and in the absence of new major investments in the industry, we have taken this decision to invest and build these new plants at a total project cost of US1.05bn dollars which will be completed by the end of 2022."
- [stging.businessday.ng](https://stging.businessday.ng/companies/article/bua-to-build-cement-plants-worth-1-05bn-in-sokoto-edo-adamawa/), 2020-12-23: "To bridge this huge deficit gap in Nigeria and in the absence of new major investments in the industry, we have taken this decision to invest and build these new plants at a total project cost of $1.05billion which will be completed by the end of 2022."
- [worldcement.com](https://www.worldcement.com/africa-middle-east/06012021/bua-cement-to-construct-cement-plants-in-sokoto-edo-and-adamawa/), 2021-01-06: "BUA Cement has signed an agreement with Sinoma CBMI of China for the construction of three new cement plants of 3 million tons each per year in Edo, Sokoto and Adamawa states of Nigeria, to be completed by the end of 2022."

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