Recent Price of Dangote Cement In Ghana

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The rising demand for cement is attributed to the boom in the real estate sectors across many African countries. Ghana as one of those countries has seen a tremendous increase in cement demand, resulting in people demanding the real time information regarding the cost of this building material.

Dangote Cement is among the popular cement brands in Ghana. The company has been operating in Ghana since 2011. This cement is shipped from Nigeria and finally bagged in Ghana at the company’s terminal in Tema.

How Much Does 1 bag(50kg) Of Dangote Cement Cost In Ghana?

Each bag of Dangote cement is currently being sold at GHS50( $4.81) while other cement brands cost ranges from GHS48 ,GHS47 and GHS45 per bag. 

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