Pathak expressed confidence in the company’s growth outlook.
Mr Pathak added that Dangote Cement remains Africa’s leading cement producer.
Dangote used the occasion to reiterate the company’s Vision 2030 strategy, aimed at transforming Dangote Group into a $100 billion enterprise by 2030.
Dangote Cement remains Africa’s largest cement producer.
Mr Alake said the government was proud of Dangote Cement for being a responsible corporate entity.
Shareholders of Dangote Cement Plc have received over N3.3 billion in dividends over the last 15 years.
Dangote said drivers’ participation in the company’s monthly training programme grew by 60% this year, with drug and alcohol testing up by 40%.
He described the company as a beacon of African enterprise.
This is in contrast to the 1.525 billion shares valued at N43.006 billion that exchanged hands last week in 51,156 deals.
Dangote Cement Plc is sub-Saharan Africa’s largest cement producer with an installed capacity of 45.6Mta across 10 African countries.
