Bamburi Cement PLC

A National Construction Authority [2019] report showed that substandard construction materials contribute to the third-highest percentage of collapsed buildings at 28 percent. It is everyone's responsibility to change this including cement players, regulators, contractors, retailers, and customers. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/d-mEzVPK #BamburiCement #QualityYouCanTrust #BamburiNiQuality

A National Construction Authority [2019] report showed that substandard construction materials contribute to the third-highest percentage of collapsed buildings at 28 percent. It is everyone's responsibility to change this including cement players, regulators, contractors, retailers, and customers. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/d-mEzVPK #BamburiCement #QualityYouCanTrust #BamburiNiQuality

Progress! Our Solar PV Power Project in Mombasa [14.5MW] and Athi River [5MW] is cruising well. Once operational, by early next year, It will help reduce the business impact of load shedding and significantly contribute to reaching Net Zero carbon emissions by shifting to renewable energy. #BamburiCement

Beware of fake websites like https://lnkd.in/diegXprX claiming to represent Bamburi Cement. This site is NOT affiliated with us. For genuine information about our products and services, always visit our website: http://www.lafarge.co.ke/, Call 0709 724 000 or WhatsApp us at 0700 322 656. Don’t fall victim to scams—stay safe and verify before you buy! #BamburiCement

More than 150 tons of wheat bran that had been deemed unfit for human consumption have been destroyed by Bamburi Cement PLC's Geocycle in collaboration with the National Environmental Management Authority [NEMA], Kenya Revenue Authority [KRA], Kenya Ports Authority [KPA], Kenya Bureau of Standards [KEBS], and Kenya Police. At our Mombasa Plant kilns, the condemned wheat bran was expertly burned using co-processing technology. It will be transformed into energy [by combining it with other fuels]. This will reduce carbon emissions and the company's use of fossil fuels as part of our circular economy. It follows the destruction of the infamous 73 tons of contaminated cereals from Mukumu Girls destroyed [at the Mombasa Plant] last year, which the government approved as the quickest and safest method. #bamburicement

Happy Mazingira Day! We value our environment and recognize the importance of sustaining it for all living things on planet earth. In 1971, Bamburi Cement took the initiative to convert the barren landscape of disused limestone quarries into a vibrant and diverse ecosystem of forest, grasslands, and ponds named Bamburi Haller Park. Visit Haller Park today and explore its various experiences – Wildlife sanctuary, Animal orphanage, Butterfly pavilion and so much more! Call us today at 0709 724 000 or WhatsApp us at 0700 322 656. #bamburicement #MazingiraDay

Beware! All Bamburi Cement PLC career opportunities are only advertised on our company website and official social media platforms.#Bamburicement

Happy Customer Service Week! This week we celebrate everyone who plays a pivotal role in making us who we are – our customers and customer service. Thank you for going above and beyond. #BamburiCement #CustomerServiceWeek #AboveAndBeyond

Our CEO Mohit Kapoor joined other building and construction industry leaders invited at State House by H.E President Dr. William Ruto to discuss the Affordable Housing Programme. Bamburi Cement PLC is happy to continue its contribution towards national economic strategy through infrastructure building via green and quality cement. #BamburiCement

We were in the coastal city of Mombasa for this year’s International Construction Research Conference and Exhibition (ICoRCE). ICoRCE is organized by the National Construction Authority (NCA) and plays an important role in the growth and development of research in the construction industry. In his presentation on Sustainability in Construction – a Bamburi Cement perspective, our Commercial Director Martin J Kariuki articulated our sustainability ambitions – which include our innovative green cement portfolio, their durability and sustainability impact on large infrastructure projects. Significantly, he highlighted the potential impacts of substandard cements in the market, that include; ~Vertically integrated quality degradation – repercussions on construction concrete ~Collapse of building and structures ~Unfair trade competition Our proposal on substandard products mitigation is a collaborative approach of public and private sector construction stakeholders to restore sanity in the market. #BamburiCement