The price of the new locally owned and produced Dzata cement which is yet to hit the market was wildly trending online with the claims that a bag of the cement was going for GHC30 against the growing prices of the other cement brands in the market. Ghacem for instance is selling between GHC40 and GHC 44 at factory price and almost GHC50 at retail price.
The management of Dzata Cement Limited has however released a press statement cautioning Ghanaians of the trending price claim of their cement in the market. The statement reads;
“The management of Dzata Cement Ltd will like to inform the general public that the company has not come out with any prices with regards to its products.
The public is advised to disregard any such information circulating on various media platforms. Management will apprise the public of all such relevant information as we commence commercial production in due course”.
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