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Whale Rock Cement acquires Ohorongo Cement

PRIVATESep 24, 2026

Acquiring Company

Whale Rock Cement

Acquired Company

Ohorongo Cement

OtjiwarongoKhomasManufacturingMiningConstructionBuilding MaterialManufacturingConstructionBuilding Material

Description

Whale Rock Cement has successfully acquired Ohorongo Cement after a decision by industries minister Modestus Amutse. Despite facing a lawsuit claiming overlooked objections, the acquisition aims to protect jobs and keep both factories operational. New conditions will be set to ensure local ownership and job retention.

Company Information

Company

Whale Rock Cement

Location

Otjiwarongo, Otjozondjupa, Namibia

About

Whale Rock Cement operates Namibia's second cement plant and produces Cheetah Cement. The company is Chinese-owned and is seeking to acquire Schwenk Namibia. Its operations are critical in the local cement market. Whale Rock aims to expand its influence within the cement industry in Namibia.

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Who acquired Ohorongo Cement?

Ohorongo Cement was acquired by Whale Rock Cement, based in Otjiwarongo. The deal was reported on September 24, 2026. Whale Rock Cement operates Namibia's second cement plant and produces Cheetah Cement. The company is Chinese-owned and is seeking to acquire Schwenk Namibia. Its operations are critical in the local cement market. Whale Rock Cement is privately held and operates in Manufacturing.

When did Whale Rock Cement acquire Ohorongo Cement?

Whale Rock Cement's acquisition of Ohorongo Cement was reported on September 24, 2026. Whale Rock Cement has successfully acquired Ohorongo Cement after a decision by industries minister Modestus Amutse. Despite facing a lawsuit claiming overlooked objections, the acquisition aims to protect jobs and keep both factories operational. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.

What does Ohorongo Cement do?

Ohorongo Cement is a leading cement manufacturing company in Namibia owned by Schwenk Namibia (Pty) Ltd. The company plays a crucial role in the construction sector. Ohorongo Cement is involved in significant local infrastructure projects. It is privately held, operating in Manufacturing, and is based in Khomas.

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