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Local cement provider Bamburi Cement Plc says it can deliver more than 1 million tons of cement needed to build the Dangote East Africa Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemical SEZ in Lamu.
As part of its corporate business development plans, Bamburi Cement Chief Executive Officer Mr Geoffrey Ndugwa said the firm is pursuing a commercial opportunity to competitively supply the Lamu Crude Oil Refinery with quality cement and concrete products throughout the project development cycle.
With government assurance that the Ksh.2 trillion project will use locally manufactured products, Ndugwa said the firm will explore delivering Bamburi DuraCem Cement, an eco-friendly, sulfate- and chloride-resistant 42.5 grade speciality cement made in Kenya, for large or marine construction projects.