Dangote hires Spanish engineering firm for $4 billion Ethiopia fertiliser plant

Dangote Group has awarded a contract to Spanish engineering firm Técnicas Reunidas for the supply of hydrogen production equipment for its $4 billion fertiliser plant under development in Ethiopia. The post Dangote hires Spanish engineering firm for $4 billion Ethiopia fertiliser plant appeared first on Nairametrics .

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