History Created By Portland Cement Zambia

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History Created By Portland Cement Zambia in
Masaiti
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About -

• Portland cement Zambia, a ZS ISO 90012008
  certified Factory, owned by Dr. Rajan Mahtani,
  has started its production from May 2013 in
  Ndola, Zambia.

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Increase in Annual Production

• Portland Cement Zambia has made history in Ndola
  with a surplus of 1, 00, 000 tonnes in annual
  cement production. The outcome has come as a
  result of an additional demand of cement in the
  Ndola Housing Project.
• The estimated output for this cement plant was
  close to 3, 60, 000 tonnes annually with a per
  day output of 1000 tonnes. However, the factory
  registered a total of 4, 73, 985 tonnes as annual
  production for the year ending 2014.

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• ZPC was sanctioned to build 71 houses. The total
  number of houses that would be built in the Ndola
  Housing Project is 129.
• Despite facing a heavy demand of cement and with
  an annual estimated production of 3, 60, 000
  tonnes only, ZPC took the challenge and met it
  duly to ensure that the development program of
  Masaiti is not affected.

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Experts believe that this is a sign of healthy
development from the Zambezi Portland Cement
Factory as the output was not possible if there
didnt exist teamwork, synchronization and
exceptional leadership quality. The event has
made the Portland Cement factory Zambia as one of
the best performing heavy scale units in Africa
with almost 130 result of expected output.
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Contribution towards FBZ
Mahtani Group of Companies is an enormous
association owned by Dr. Rajan Mahtani and has
some of the most promising heavy scale units of
Zambia, Africa. Recently, the cement factory
found wide attention when it surpassed the
estimated output by 1, 00, 000 tonnes. This has
made the cement factory as one of the top
performers in the heavy scale sector in Zambia.
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Appreciation by Dr. Rajan Mahtani

• Dr. Rajan Mahtani, the owner of ZPC is extremely
  pleased and motivated with this performance and
  has confirmed his continued support to various
  developing countries in Africa. Recently, he
  promised to build a fresh lime pant for Masaiti
  which will create an additional employment of 150
  people.