Once again, we are honored to be involved in the ongoing construction of the Talanta Sports City on Nairobi's Ngong Road, which is expected to become another iconic piece of infrastructure. The $350 million sports complex includes a FIFA-accredited 60,000-seat stadium (intended for football and rugby) and athletic grounds built next to it. It is Kenya’s biggest stadium project in 37 years. When finished by December 2025, it will be part of Kenya's host stadium for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, a tri-state host event that will take place in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. The project is being undertaken by China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) under the supervision of the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) and the Ministry of Sports. As the project's preferred cement supplier, we have been supplying Powerplus Cement since April this year for the project's foundation work, and we will subsequently begin providing Duracem Cement—the greenest cement in Kenya —for the remaining construction phases. Adding this magnificent sports infrastructure project to our portfolio of Kenya's infrastructure-building contribution is another feather in our cap. It is proof of and validation of our tried-and-tested high-quality cement. Our CEO Mohit Kapoor, Commercial and Bamburi Special Products (BSP) team visited the site to witness the progress. #BamburiCement
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1moCongratulations team Bamburi & all stake holders 👏🏼👏🏼