₦airaland Forum

[quote author=delfaknigltd post=138559626]Delfak Nigeria Limited founded in March, 2023 is into the production of plaster of Paris branded by Delmo POP cement with a capacity of 75 tons per month. Plastic of Paris is widely used in the manufacture of models in pottery industry, for making ornamental castings, plaster boards, for building decoration as wall plaster and floor cement and as dentist & orthopedic plaster. We basically concentrate on plaster of Paris for sceeding, decoration, molding and pottering saving Nigeria of over 5 million dollars import revenue.
The demand for plaster of Paris is met through import and just little domestic production (5%). The present (2025) unsatisfied demand for plaster of Paris is estimated at 5,784 tons. The demand for plaster of Paris is projected to reach 9,315 tons and 15,003 metric tons by the year 2027 and 2030, respectively.
We focus primary on North East, North West, and North Central market of Nigeria and export markets to Cameroon, Chad and Benin Republic.
The principal raw materials required is the dehydrated gypsum rock (CaSo4.H2O).

Delfak Nigeria Limited, makers of Delmo POP Cement, is offering entrepreneurs and investors the opportunity to establish a Plaster of Paris (POP) cement company in any region of Nigeria starting from ₦20 million.

POP is in high demand for building decoration, screeding, molding, and construction, yet over 95% of Nigeria’s supply is imported. By starting your own POP cement company, you benefit from:
Huge deposit of raw material in Nigeria
Huge market demand with rapid growth projections
Import substitution, saving Nigeria millions in foreign exchange
Superior product quality (stronger, brilliant white, fire-resistant, anti-fungi, anti-insect)
Access to local and export markets (Ghana, Togo, Cameroon, Chad, Benin Republic)
Competitive advantage through speed to market and local presence

Partner with Delfak Nigeria Limited today to build a profitable POP cement company and tap into one of Nigeria’s fastest-growing construction material markets.

What a beauty that we produce this in Nigeria