The 6th Zambia Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Sustainability Awards Ceremony was recently held at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre in Lusaka. Chilanga Cement received multiple accolades, including the "Best Community Impact in Housing/Shelter Solutions Award" and the "Best Waste Management Award for Environmental Sustainability." Additionally, the company’s CEO, Mr. Chai Jianping, was honored as the "2024 Best CSR Personality – CSR Leader," making him the only Chinese recipient of this prestigious title.

These awards recognize Chilanga Cement’s outstanding contributions and leadership in corporate social responsibility and sustainable development.

Founded in 1949, Chilanga Cement is a leading supplier of construction materials and solutions in Zambia, operating cement plants in Chilanga and Ndola. In 2021, the company became a subsidiary of Huaxin Cement, leveraging Huaxin’s advanced technological platform to undergo significant upgrades, further strengthening its leadership in the country’s building materials industry. Since joining Huaxin, Chilanga Cement has upheld a people-oriented development philosophy, striving to enhance community well-being through innovative projects in health, education, environmental sustainability, infrastructure, and housing. These efforts have yielded positive results and garnered widespread acclaim from various sectors of society.

A company representative stated that Chilanga Cement remains committed to high standards, strict requirements, and top-quality initiatives to drive sustainable operations. The company continues to improve its technology and management practices, reduce carbon emissions, and enhance energy efficiency. By doing so, it aims to provide high-quality products and services to Zambia and the global market while contributing to the country’s economic and social sustainability.

With these achievements, Chilanga Cement reaffirms its dedication to corporate social responsibility, sustainable development, and making a lasting impact on Zambia’s progress.

The 6th Zambia Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Sustainability Awards Ceremony was recently held at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre in Lusaka. Chilanga Cement received multiple accolades, including the "Best Community Impact in Housing/Shelter Solutions Award" and the "Best Waste Management Award for Environmental Sustainability." Additionally, the company’s CEO, Mr. Chai Jianping, was honored as the "2024 Best CSR Personality – CSR Leader," making him the only Chinese recipient of this prestigious title.

These awards recognize Chilanga Cement’s outstanding contributions and leadership in corporate social responsibility and sustainable development.

Founded in 1949, Chilanga Cement is a leading supplier of construction materials and solutions in Zambia, operating cement plants in Chilanga and Ndola. In 2021, the company became a subsidiary of Huaxin Cement, leveraging Huaxin’s advanced technological platform to undergo significant upgrades, further strengthening its leadership in the country’s building materials industry. Since joining Huaxin, Chilanga Cement has upheld a people-oriented development philosophy, striving to enhance community well-being through innovative projects in health, education, environmental sustainability, infrastructure, and housing. These efforts have yielded positive results and garnered widespread acclaim from various sectors of society.

A company representative stated that Chilanga Cement remains committed to high standards, strict requirements, and top-quality initiatives to drive sustainable operations. The company continues to improve its technology and management practices, reduce carbon emissions, and enhance energy efficiency. By doing so, it aims to provide high-quality products and services to Zambia and the global market while contributing to the country’s economic and social sustainability.

With these achievements, Chilanga Cement reaffirms its dedication to corporate social responsibility, sustainable development, and making a lasting impact on Zambia’s progress.