Faced with discrepancies in the application of the approved price of cement on the Togolese market, companies Cimtogo and CIMCO reaffirm their commitment to respecting regulated tariffs. In two separate press releases, they urge their distribution partners to adhere strictly to the price set at 81,000 FCFA/ton for cement type CEM II 32.5in accordance with the provisions laid down by the government.
Illegal price hikes in some regions
Despite an initial warning from Cimtogo the December 16, 2024it has been observed that in some areas, particularly in the Savanes regionAs a result, some outlets are charging prices higher than the regulated ones. This situation is unacceptable to the company, which points out that the official tariff guarantees access to cement for all, and the smooth operation of the distribution chain.
A call for compliance
In its press release, Cimtogo insists on the need for strict application of the approved price by all authorized distributors and sub-distributors. The company urges its partners to take appropriate immediate measures to rectify any discrepancies and comply with current regulations.
On his side, CIMCO has also issued a information note addressed to distributors, sub-distributors and retailers, denouncing the tariff deviations and a reminder of the importance of diligent compliance with state-set prices.
Towards tighter controls?
As consumers find themselves impacted by these unjustified increases, these calls to order by Togo's main cement suppliers could be followed by sanctions in the event of non-compliance. The Sales Department of Cimtogo distributors for any further information they may require, and calls on them to keep up to date. immediate implementation of directives.
The stakes are high: guaranteeing the availability of cement at an affordable price. fair pricing in line with established standardsto avoid speculation that could be detrimental to the entire building and civil engineering sector.
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