Dangote Cement provide more than 150 new trucks to improve Nigerian distribution

More than 150 new trucks have been sent out by Dangote Cement to ease cement distribution and availability across Nigeria. The trucks will be given to distributors free of charge. If they achieve a certain sales volume within three years, they can keep the trucks for good, a Dangote Cement spokesperson is said to have told national media. The largest Dangote Cement customers will get 20tonne trucks, while 15 and 10tonne trucks will be given to the next customer category. Dangote Cement say the investment in
December 18, 2015 Read time: 1 min

More than 150 new trucks have been sent out by 7635 Dangote Cement to ease cement distribution and availability across Nigeria. The trucks will be given to distributors free of charge. If they achieve a certain sales volume within three years, they can keep the trucks for good, a Dangote Cement spokesperson is said to have told national media. The largest Dangote Cement customers will get 20tonne trucks, while 15 and 10tonne trucks will be given to the next customer category. Dangote Cement say the investment in new trucks will help take the businesses of distributors to the next level, deliver products in a timely way, and help distributors serve their customers.

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