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Al Amal For Ready MixCairo - Nasr CitySpecialized in ready-mix concrete. Distinguished among other companies; committing to deadlines & specifications. Offering solid & interlocks.
Suez CementSohag - Gharb DistrictSuez Cement Group of Companies (SCGC) is one of the largest cement producers in Egypt thanks to our industrial network of five production facilities in Suez, Kattameya, Torah, Helwan and El Minya. In fact, SCGC has made some of Egypt’s most famous landmarks possible, including the Cairo Tower, 57357 Children Cancer Hospital, and is one of the main contributors to the construction projects of the New Administrative Capital and Suez Canal Development Project.
Abou Seifein For Technology Cement IndustryKaliobeya - Shoubra El KhaymahModern interlocking tiles installed to give a gorgeous aesthetic view. Used in paving roads, parking lots, airports, ports, gas stations, resorts, villas & clubs. Produced in smooth & rough surface finishes for swimming pools.
Arabian Cement Co. - ACCNew Cairo - 5th CompoundArabian Cement Company (ACC) is the third largest cement producer in Egypt. Our plant has 2 production lines in El Ain El Sokhna–Suez, with total annual production capacity of 5 MM tons. Our cement is distributed across Egypt. ACC is a Spanish Egyptian Joint Stock company.
Suez CementCairo - El KatameyaSuez Cement Group of Companies (SCGC) is one of the largest cement producers in Egypt thanks to our industrial network of five production facilities in Suez, Kattameya, Torah, Helwan and El Minya. In fact, SCGC has made some of Egypt’s most famous landmarks possible, including the Cairo Tower, 57357 Children Cancer Hospital, and is one of the main contributors to the construction projects of the New Administrative Capital and Suez Canal Development Project.
Suez CementCairo - DowntownSuez Cement Group of Companies (SCGC) is one of the largest cement producers in Egypt thanks to our industrial network of five production facilities in Suez, Kattameya, Torah, Helwan and El Minya. In fact, SCGC has made some of Egypt’s most famous landmarks possible, including the Cairo Tower, 57357 Children Cancer Hospital, and is one of the main contributors to the construction projects of the New Administrative Capital and Suez Canal Development Project.
Suez CementCairo - DowntownSuez Cement Group of Companies (SCGC) is one of the largest cement producers in Egypt thanks to our industrial network of five production facilities in Suez, Kattameya, Torah, Helwan and El Minya. In fact, SCGC has made some of Egypt’s most famous landmarks possible, including the Cairo Tower, 57357 Children Cancer Hospital, and is one of the main contributors to the construction projects of the New Administrative Capital and Suez Canal Development Project.
Saudi Egyptian Ready Mix - SermixNew Cairo - 3rd CompoundThe company owns several Batch Plants in New Cairo , Badr, Ismailia and soon in the 6 October for mixing ready-mixed concrete 440 m3 / hour as well as the company owns a large fleet of transit mixers & pumps unique of its kind where it's multiple lengths ( 37-43-47-50) meters in addition to working on the development of the administrative system of the company enabling it to obtain the ISO certificate in quality management system 9001 to 2008.
Al Radwan For BrickCairo - HelwanLaunched by highly qualified experts who have successfully placed Radwan factory in competition with top concrete brick manufacturers in Egypt. Production in accordance with the Egyptian, British & American specifications (ATSM - BS - ES). The finest raw materials including Dolomite, Ataka, & coarse sand; all are free of impurities. Ordinary Portland Cement (42.5 & 52.5).
Egy Block For Cement Product & InterlockGiza - Abou RawashOffering high quality decorative interlock tiles for resorts, villas, garages, walkways & pavements at great prices. Quality raw materials that can carry up to 450 kg/cm2. Available in various steady colors including gray, black, brick & yellow. Sizes available are 4 & 6cm. Colors can be customized according to client requirements.
