South Valley Cement Co.
EEGX:SVCE8.72
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EGS3C351C011
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- CEO
- Fahad Hussein Ali Shobokshi
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Construction materials
- Address
- Giza Egypt
- IPO Date
- Mar 3, 1999
- Website
- svcc-eg.com
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- South Valley Cement Company S.A.E. is an Egypt-based industrial manufacturing company primarily engaged in the production, marketing, and distribution of clinker, Portland cement, and specialized hydraulic binding materials. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Giza, Egypt, the company operates a primary integrated manufacturing plant located in the Beni Suef Governorate, serving regional infrastructure, industrial, commercial, and residential construction markets. South Valley Cement offers a comprehensive product and service portfolio that includes Ordinary Portland Cement (CEM I 42.5N and 42.5R) for reinforced concrete, heavy foundations, and high-strength civil engineering works; Portland Blended and Pozzolanic Cements (CEM II) for general construction, masonry, and architectural finishes; Sulfate-Resistant Portland Cement (SRC) engineered for marine environments, sewage systems, and high-sulfate soil conditions; unground industrial clinker supplied to third-party grinding stations; and customized distribution services comprising bulk tanker delivery and palletized, weather-resistant bagged cement for retail and commercial distributors across Upper Egypt, Greater Cairo, and regional export markets. In recent developments, South Valley Cement has undertaken strategic operational and financial adjustments to enhance efficiency and liquidity amid domestic economic changes. The company has restructured its thermal energy input mix by expanding the integration of refuse-derived fuels (RDF), agricultural biomass, and optimized pulverized coal grinding systems at its Beni Suef plant to mitigate energy cost volatility. Additionally, South Valley Cement has actively scaled its clinker export agreements across North and Sub-Saharan Africa to increase foreign currency revenue streams, while engaging in bilateral debt rescheduling and working capital optimization programs with domestic financial institutions to reinforce its capital structure.