Business
BUA Cement Unveils Reason Behind Inability To Sustain N3,500 Price Tag For Cement
BUA Cement Unveils Reason Behind Inability To Sustain N3,500 Price Tag For Cement
In an exclusive revelation, BUA Cement has disclosed the underlying factors that led to its inability to maintain the proposed fixed price of N3,500 per 50kg bag of cement nationwide…..READ ALSO Rising Cement Prices Prompt Nigerians To Embrace Container Homes For Affordable Housing Solutions
The company attributed the failure of its initial plan to market dynamics and external pressures.
This revelation comes in response to mounting pressure from two civil society groups, which issued a seven-day ultimatum to BUA Cement, demanding the continuation of the sale of cement at the stipulated price of N3,500 per bag, failing which they threatened to stage protests at the company’s premises.
BUA Cement clarified that it had indeed adhered to its commitment initially by offering cement at the reduced rate for a period spanning three to four months. However, unforeseen challenges arose as intermediaries and wholesalers impeded the smooth distribution of the discounted cement to end-users, thus thwarting the company’s efforts to sustain the affordable pricing strategy.
Mr. Kabir Rabiu, the executive director of BUA Cement, conveyed the company’s perspective, stating, “We believed that by offering cement at N3,500, we could contribute to making the product more accessible and affordable for consumers. However, the market dynamics proved challenging, as intermediaries disrupted the distribution chain, hindering the intended beneficiaries from accessing the discounted price.”
The statement sheds light on the complexities within the cement industry and underscores the difficulties encountered in implementing pricing strategies aimed at benefitting end-users.
Despite the setback, BUA Cement remains committed to exploring alternative measures to ensure affordability and accessibility of cement products, as it continues to navigate the evolving landscape of the construction materials market.
The revelation offers insights into the intricate dynamics shaping the pricing and distribution of essential commodities, underscoring the need for collaborative efforts among stakeholders to address challenges and foster a more inclusive and sustainable business environment.
-
Latest News1 week agoBreaking Political Barriers: Okpebholo Names Enugu-born Igbo Leader to Edo Cabinet
-
Politics1 week agoTinubu Makes New Ambassadorial Appointments, Seeks Senate Confirmation
-
Latest News4 days agoAPC Submits National Assembly Candidates’ Names To INEC Portal
-
Latest News2 weeks agoOjirami Shines at Night: Akoko-Edo Residents Hail Engr. Abubakar Momoh Over NDDC Solar Street Light Project
-
Sports1 week agoFull List: Every Team Eliminated From The 2026 World Cup So Far
-
Latest News5 days agoAPC Dismisses Viral List Of Primary Election Winners
-
Latest News3 days agoUzodimma, Fintiri, Abdurazaq, Other Governors Appear On APC NASS List
-
Politics2 weeks agoVIDEO: Shettima, Atiku, Masari, Governors Storm Special Prayer For Tinubu’s Late Mother
-
Latest News1 week agoShake-Up In Nigerian Army As COAS Redeploys Top Officers — Full List Emerges
-
Politics7 days agoRochas: “I Feel Sorry For Those Peter Obi Misled Into Wasting Money On NDC
-
Latest News1 week agoOzekhome Suspended From SAN Status By LPPC
-
Latest News5 days agoN1.5 BILLION FARM BOOST: Senator Saliu Mustapha Launches Massive Agricultural Intervention, Distributes Fertilisers, Power Tillers, Water Pumps to Thousands of Kwara Farmers

