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Renaissance Capital forecasts drop in cement prices in Nigeria

By CNBC
25 Jan 2019 | 12:41 pm | 6m 5s

Renaissance Capital says the struggle by cement players in Nigeria to retain market share will see cement prices reduce to an average floor 110 dollars per tonne.

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