Dangote Group of Companies: All Dangote Products List
Last updated on August 3rd, 2023 at 12:15 am
Dangote Group
Dangote Group of companies is owned by Aliko Dangote who is the richest black man in the world. It is not just a business name recognized only in Nigeria but also recognized as an international conglomerate. With branches scattered in several countries of the world, Dangote products have become a top brand in the international market.
In case you are looking for information concerning popular products produced by Dangote’s Group, this post will list all Dangote’s products which over the years have continued to grow and is still growing.
Dangote Products
Most consumers prefer brands associated with Dangote Group to other brands produced by other manufacturers because they believe they are of top quality. The list of products sold by Dangote Group include:
- Dangote Sugar
- Dangote Cement
- Dangote Salt
- Petit Tomato Paste
- Dangote Sacks
- Danvita
- Dangote Macaroni
- Mowa Water
- Dangote Flour
- Dangote Spaghetti
- Ziza Milk
- Dansa Juice
- Dangote Noodles
As earlier stated, Dangote Group top quality products are internationally recognized and their operations across Nigeria and other countries of the world have seen their stock rise.
The Group currently released a report that indicated the group’s annual turnover of $3 billion. Apart from other brands owned by Dangote, they are plans to diversify into other sectors like real estate management, oil & gas, beverages e.t.c.
Dangote Group has also added to the employment base of Nigeria as they are currently generating employment not just in Nigeria but across African countries and even abroad where they have their operations. Dangote Group of companies has over 10,000 Nigerians employed under them.
The Group’s core business focus is to provide local, value added products and services that meet the ‘basic needs’ of the populace. Through the construction and operation of large scale manufacturing facilities in Nigeria and across Africa, the Group is focused on building local manufacturing capacity to generate employment and provide goods for the people.
