- CEO
- Kenneth John Capes
- Full Time Employees
- 472
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Construction materials
- Address
- Southdowns Office Park Irene GT South Africa 0062
- IPO Date
- Aug 21, 2009
- Business
- Sephaku Holdings Limited is a Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed investment holding company focused on the building and construction materials sector in South Africa; it holds a 100% stake in Métier Mixed Concrete Proprietary Limited, which manufactures and supplies ready-mixed concrete products and provides concrete pumping services to residential, commercial, civil, and industrial construction markets through 15 plants across Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, and the Western Cape; and a 36% associate interest in Dangote Cement South Africa Proprietary Limited (SepCem), which produces and distributes high-quality cementitious products including bagged and bulk cement in strengths of 32.5R, 32.5N, 42.5N, 42.5R, and 52.5N from its Aganang integrated plant with limestone quarry and clinker production, Delmas milling plant, and Sephaku Ash facility, serving Gauteng, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, North West, Free State, Northern Cape, and northern KwaZulu-Natal with combined capacity of 2.8 million tonnes per annum. Founded in 2005 and headquartered at Southdowns Office Park in Irene/Centurion, South Africa, the group targets construction contractors, developers, government projects, hardware retailers, and bulk users such as ready-mixed concrete producers. Recent developments include Métier's April 2025 acquisition of 100% of Cross Company Management Proprietary Limited to consolidate investments and reduce intercompany loans, resulting in R473,080 goodwill recognition; expansion with a new batching plant in KwaZulu-Natal and plans for further growth in Richards Bay and the Western Cape; repurchases of 22.7 million Sephaku Holdings shares for R29.3 million using operational cash flows; and additional treasury shares held via the new subsidiary totaling 24.2 million, alongside SepCem's ongoing debt reduction on its term loan to R34 million post-period-end and implementation of austerity measures amid market challenges.