It is about establishing a cement production and manufacturing plant. The plant produces and manufactures ordinary Portland cement in 50 kg bags, as all production inputs are locally available from good and suitable raw materials such as limestone, clay and gypsum.
The project is to establish a cement production and manufacturing plant, where the plant produces and manufactures ordinary Portland cement in 50 kg bags, as all production inputs are locally available from good and suitable raw materials such as limestone, clay and gypsum. The project aims to study the current situation in the local market and the technical and financial justifications for establishing the factory and bridging the demand gap in the local market and export. The importance of the project comes from the continuous demand for construction and building products and the huge boom in various industrial and housing fields due to development and urban renaissance in which the construction sector needs cement, which made the demand for the factory’s products increasing, which increases the chances of stabilizing the production processes of these products. The aim of the project is to meet the requirements and needs of the region due to the abundance of urban development and to benefit from all the elements of sustainable development. The project targets the local market from (contracting companies – construction and building – contractors – cement block and brick factories and cement tiles – ready-mix concrete factories – concrete pipe and precast concrete factories – cement shops sector). The project also seeks to provide the necessary expertise to manage and operate the project and production lines, which will achieve the ability to continue and meet the increasing demand for cement and compete with local producers.
Executive Summary
Study of project services/products
Market size study.
Risk assessment study.
Believing in the importance of the sector, Mashroo3k Economic Consulting presents below its key indicators:
It is no secret that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s 2030 vision only sought to diversify its economy and increase non-oil sector revenues in its GDP. The Kingdom has embarked on its ambitious journey; it has pumped huge sums into its infrastructure and has begun building mega projects to encourage national investments and attract regional and foreign investments.
