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Ciments de l'Atlas

Complete site coverage

Aggregated overview of publicly known Ciments de l'Atlas sites — capacity, CO₂ intensity, annual emission estimates and links to primary references (company reports, GCCA GNR, IEA, USGS, EU ETS).

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Company profile

Wikipedia · annual reports

Ciments de l'Atlas S.A. (CIMAT) Moroccan cement producer operating integrated plants at Ben Ahmed and Beni Mellal, competing with Holcim and Heidelberg locally. src ↗

Foundedsrc ↗
2007
Headquarterssrc ↗
Casablanca, Morocco
Employees (2023)src ↗
~800
Revenue (2023)src ↗
MAD 2 bn
Cement capacitysrc ↗
~3 Mt/yr
Countriessrc ↗
1
Listingsrc ↗
Private
CEOsrc ↗
Anas Sefrioui

Each fact carries a citation badge: src links to the primary reference (Wikipedia entry, annual report or investor relations); a dashed badge means no curated source is on file and the link runs a public search.

Group-level figures cover all business lines (cement, aggregates, ready-mix) and may exceed the sites tracked on this map.

Sites tracked
3
across 1 countries
Total capacity
3.2 Mt/yr
2 integrated / grinding plants
CO₂ intensity (weighted avg)
no data
Annual CO₂ (est.)
production × intensity
Geographic footprint
175.721 km
farthest two tracked sites

CO₂ intensity by plant

kg CO₂ / t cement

Not enough data to plot.

GCCA 585IEA 500

Benchmark: world avg 585 kg/t (GCCA GNR 2022) · IEA 2030 target ≈ 500 kg/t

Annual CO₂ (estimated)

Mt CO₂ / year

Not enough data to plot.

Estimate = plant capacity × intensity. Not audited emissions.

Plant-by-plant ranking

Click a header to sort · citations link to primary sources
Country / TypeCitations
#1Loulad (Ben Ahmed) Plant
Loulad, Ben Ahmed, Settat
Morocco
cement
1.60 Mt/y cement (1.10 Mt/y clinker)
#2Ciments de l'Atlas (CIMAT) — HQ
Casablanca
Morocco
hq
#3Taghzout (Beni Mellal) Plant
Taghzout, Beni Mellal
Morocco
cement
1.60 Mt/y cement (1.10 Mt/y clinker)

Workforce & references

Data compiled from public sources incl. company reports, sustainability filings, GCCA GNR, USGS, IEA and EU ETS. Unofficial visualization.