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Dzata Cement proves Ghanaians can build large-scale businesses – Ibrahim Mahama

Mr Barnes reaffirmed Dzata Cement’s ambition to become Ghana’s number-one cement manufacturing company by 2030, saying the first five years had laid the foundation while the next five would build the legacy through disciplined investment, stronger distribution, dependable production, customer service and tighter cost management.
The company is expected to produce its 30 millionth bag of cement within days, providing a significant production milestone in its five years of operations.
The only wholly Ghanaian-owned cement manufacturing company, Dzata Cement, marked five years of resilience last Tuesday, showcasing the proof that indigenous companies can thrive in all areas.
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