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Nile Group launches a project to create an activated carbon plant in West Africa
As part of its strategy of industrial development and strengthening its presence in the mining and environmental sectors, Nile Group, a subsidiary of the Medaf Investment, announces the launch of a strategic project to set up an activated carbon production plant in West Africa.
This project will be carried out in partnership with one of India's leading activated carbon manufacturers, With German technical support and industrial expertise, we guarantee the highest standards of quality and performance.
The future plant will be dedicated to the production of coconut shell activated carbon, a world-renowned product for its efficiency in industrial and environmental applications. The production capacity planned for the first phase of the project is 300 tonnes per month, with plans for expansion in the medium term to meet growing demand in the regional market.
This industrial unit will be used mainly for serve the mining, water treatment and industrial sectors, which are now the main users of activated carbon in the region.
Thanks to its solid experience in the distribution of industrial chemicals, Nile Group is already one of the leading suppliers of activated carbon in several West African countries, These include gold mines and water treatment plants. In this context, the creation of this plant is part of a strategic commitment to strengthen local production, reduce logistics costs and guarantee stable supplies for customers in the region.
According to the group's management, this industrial project represents a major step in the development of Nile Group, which aims to become one of the leading industrial players in activated carbon production in Africa.
In addition to its economic impact, the plant will also contribute to job creation, technology transfer and local industrial development, while supporting sustainable development initiatives in the region.
With this new project, Nile Group confirms its commitment to investing in strategic industries and supporting the development of the mining, industrial and environmental sectors in West Africa.