\n He disclosed these plans during a meeting organized by the Egyptian Exchange (EGX), noting that the investment keys into his ultimate goal of bolstering Africa\u2019s industrial capacity and reducing the continent\u2019s dependence on imports.
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\n \u201cOur group has a vision: the vision is to invest between now and 2030 about $50 billion, and I\u2019m sure Egypt will be part of that investment,\u201d he said.
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\n He also revealed that the 2030 plan will lead to 200% revenue generation, as he trusts that the Dangote Group will be able to rake in $100 billion.
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\n \u201cOur vision 2030 is to be a minimum $100 billion revenue company, and I think we will beat the target,\u201d Dangote assured.
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\n As for Egypt, he noted that it is one of the few African countries with a linear alkylbenzene plant.
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\n To this effect, Dangote disclosed his intentions<\/a> to set up what he described as the world\u2019s largest linear alkylbenzene plant, with the capacity to produce 400,000 metric tons a year, in the North African country.
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\n \u201cSo we have what we call linear alkylbenzene, which is what is used in making detergents; we only have two of these plants: one is in Egypt, 50,000 tons, and the other is in Algeria, 100,000 tonnes per annum,\u201d he stated.
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\n \u201cWe also want to make history here; we want to build the largest plant ever\u2026 400,000 tonnes per annum,\u201d he added, as seen on Amwal Alghad<\/a>.
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\n Dangote further said his expansion plan across Africa includes investments in energy, petrochemicals, construction materials, and agriculture.
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