Ghacem introduces onto the market a new product

The new Ghacem Super Strong is higher -grade cement with an improved package. It has a finer texture compared to other grades, gives consumers extra blocks than other grades as well as stronger than the other grades.

The Managing Director of the Company Mr. Gade Morten, said the Ghacem Super Strong cement is beneficial to block makers due to its finer texture. Adding that, it can produce more and stronger blocks leading to stronger buildings

“ Consumers desist from using one grade of cement for all works. We want Ghanaians to be aware of the varied uses of cement to ensure that they get exactly what they want from a particular product”, he stated.

In accordance with industry practice , different types of cements are meant for different jobs; hence the decision by Ghacem, to introduce the new grade of cement as the construction sector in Ghana continues to grow.

The Commercial Director of Ghacem , Philip Archer , stated that the new product is one of the greatest achievement of Ghacem, as they are poised to sustain their position as market leaders in the industry. Adding that, with this new development Ghacem, would continue to develop strategies to meet the needs of the consumers.

The company has been in the production of grade 42.5N bulk cement , known as Ghacem Extra,’and the 32.5R known as Ghacem Super Rapid since its establishment. Ghacem, can now boast of being the only cement manufacturing company with three different products.

Ghacem, established in 1967, is the leading cement company in Ghana popularly known as ‘The Nation Builder’ and has played important role of building Ghana for almost 50 years.
Ghacem, continues to be a major contributor to the economic development of Ghana. Its financial contribution to the country in terms of direct and indirect taxes and duties was GHC 240 million in 2015.
Ghacem, has two cement grinding plants in Tema and Takoradi with a total installed capacity of 4.2 million tons, a network of sales offices and depots throughout the country.