Dangote Industries Ltd to produce phosphate fertilizers with Togo ($2 billion)
The Nigerian billionaire is also planning to set up a $60 million cement plant in Togo.
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▪ Dangote Industries Ltd to produce phosphate fertilizers with Togo ($2 billion)
▪ The Nigerian billionaire is also planning to set up a $60 million cement plant in Togo.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/800243/dangote-industries-ltd-to-produce-phosphate-fertilizers-with-togo-2-billion/
The presidency of Togo has made a succession of investment announcements over the past 24 hours. After last night’s official confirmation of the acquisition of a 51% stake by the Exian/ECP duo in the national telecoms operator Togocom, Lomé has just signed an agreement with Dangote Industries Ltd for the manufacture of phosphate fertilizers for the West African market.
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