Togo - The reinforcing steel industry

The government wants to make industrial processing the spearhead of its development policy. The export of scrap metal and used metals is now banned. Scrap metal is primarily processed into reinforcing bars for the construction sector.

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The rebar processing sector is thriving in Togo and has gained a new player. ManuMetal SarlU, a factory specializing in recycling, is now located in Davié, in the Zio Prefecture. With an estimated investment of 2 billion CFA francs, the factory, which began operations in January 2020, employs 200 people, including 150 Togolese.

The industrial unit produces rebar, metal pipes, welding electrodes, grinding balls and other metal products, based on local raw materials such as iron scrap or scrap metal, silico manganese, ferro silicon, aluminum ingots, among others.

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The quantities to be produced during the first five years are expected to increase by 5% each year, given the policy of gradual market penetration. The objective is to sell 70 to 80TP3T of the finished product on the local market.

ManuMetal joins Steel Cube Togo (SCT), located in the north of the country, which has already exported more than 20,000 tons of FE 500 grade rebar since its commissioning in 2019. The plant located in Kara, claims to have created 450 direct jobs and, above all, the use of raw materials from the surrounding communities. It aims to increase the number of jobs to 1,000, with expansion work on the plant planned, as well as a diversification of activities.